I've searched the forum for previous posts answering this issue but either there aren't any, or I'm still not too hot at finding the right search terms. Fusion Pro Grout Instructions. I've been given a disk containing a load of TurboCAD drawings (TCW files) I'm looking for a way to either open/import the TCW files on the disk I've been given, and then save them individually as DWG files that we can then use in AutoCAD - or better still some way of batch converting his entire catalogue of work into DWG format so I can access parts of it as and when the need arises. I've never been formally trained in AutoCAD, I'm entirely self taught and so far have managed to struggle my way through the bits I didn't know how to do up to a point where I'm fairly competent with the functions I need to use at the moment - this one has me completely stumped though.

Any help would be massively appreciated. Right now there are a only a couple of drawings I really need to get access to, so even a roundabout method of opening/converting them would be acceptable. Something quicker would be great for doing the whole lot, but for now anything will do. I look forward eagerly to your replies.

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