Hi Jorge,
If you use Exceed (or something else) and can bring up a display on a
regular personal computer you can copy the display to the Window's clipboard
and then paste it into many different applications. You can then convert
the image to something else if you like.
We copy displays into PowerPoint and Word documents all the time. You may
be able to paste it directly into your PI application as well.
(Alt - Print Screen will copy the current window to the clipboard in
Windows)
Another option may be to use snapshot &/or imagetool on the Solaris
machine to convert a dsiplay - see the man pages on them. They are located
in the /usr/openwin/bin directories.
Stephen Murray
Asarco
-----Original Message-----
From: Jorge Monsalvo [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Saturday, January 06, 2001 4:08 PM
To: 'Foxboro DCS Mail List'
Subject: PI displays
I'm looking for an utility to convert DM/FV graphics into PI displays. I
mean DM/FV into any "common" format (dxf for example).
I think that this thing doesn't exits but any help will be appreciate
Thank you
Jorge Monsalvo
IVControl S.R.L.
Argentina
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