Hi Boaz, When you open the dxf in autocad you need to connect to the geographical data of the area of the drawing. In the taskpane there is a data icon. Click on it and choose 'connect to data'. Next add a connection (shapefile or postgres or wms or whatever is available for the area of your drawing. Eventually after entering the correct information for your data (check if CRS is corrrect), click connect, and next 'add to map'. In autocad you will see your shapefile (or other dataprovider) data. Most likely your drawing will not show up but if you zoom out untill you see the x-y cross and zoom overthere that's most likely the place of your drawing. Enter move, select basepoint and move the drawing to the right place. Rotate and scale until your drawing fits in the right place. Save your dxf. Import it in QGIS via the Project menu and it shows up in QGIS in the right place.
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