I want you to show how to convert a Mapinfo workspace into a AutoCAD DWG file, step by step process.
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+20- Contributor
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Your question title asks how to convert .TAB files, however, the description asks how to convert a workspace. They're two different processes. Which one do you want to convert? TAB or WOR?
Your question title asks how to convert .TAB files, however, the description asks how to convert a workspace. They're two different processes. Which one do you want to convert? TAB or WOR?
Sorry for misguiding you, i want to convert the whole Mapinfo Workspace (.WOR) into One single AutoCAD file (.DWG) ^^ and thank you for your respond.
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Been a while since I have opened a workspace. If you open the .wor in a texteditor, can you still see all the layer and directory locations. If so, read the .wor as a text file or something like it and decipher all the tab files in it. From there you could use a featurereader to read the relevant tab files and convert to a single DWG for the workspace.