Hello all, I'm brand new to Fusion 360 as well as Torchmate. My initial end process is a Torchmate Plasma Table. That being said I've created a few drawings in Fusion and I'm having trouble with the DXF files. I've got Fusion installed on both my MAC and Windows machines and having the same trouble.

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The DXF file basically crashes my Torchmate CAD program when I try to import it. I've searched and this seems to be a known issue. Nuance pdf converter mac free.

Was this ever resolved? Like I said I'm brand new to this all so it's very possible it's something I'm doing wrong. Thanks in Advance C.

The problem I have found with Parallels is that it splits your ram and hard drive in half. You are running the two operating systems simultaneously. That is why it bogs the system down. When you run a Bootcamp (which is included in the standard Leopard/Snow Leopard OS) type program you shut the computers down closing the Mac operating system.

When restarting you open the computer up in Windows. It runs on the the full memory and hard drive space giving you the full capability of the computer.

Its like having two systems in one. The only down side is that you can not access the Mac programs while in Windows and vice versa. In my case it is idea because when in the shop I am using the Torchmate and Bendtech Windows based systems. I don't really have a need for the Mac systems during that time.

The thing that I like is being able to take one computer with me on business trips and work on personal stuff when time permits. Everyone's situation will be different and you will have to figure out what works best for you. A little inconvenience may be worth not having to buy another computer.