Batch Print SW

Batch Print SW is a handy tool for anyone who needs to convert and print multiple SolidWorks documents all at once. You can easily create files in formats like PDF, JPG, DXF, DWG, TIF, CATIA, STEP, eDrawings, STL or IGES.

Easy Installation Requirements

Getting started with Batch Print SW is pretty quick. Just make sure you have SolidWorks, Microsoft Excel, and the .NET Framework installed on your computer. At first glance, the interface might seem a bit crowded. But don't worry! Once you take a closer look, you'll find helpful tips that guide you through each task. Plus, all the options are organized into different tabs.

Selecting Your Files

You can kick things off by choosing which files to process. This is super easy—you can drag and drop files directly or load them from an Excel spreadsheet. Another option is to scan a folder for all files at once! The software supports various file types including .sld, .sldprt, .sldasm, .slddrw and more.

Exporting Your Task List

If you need to take a break or want to come back later, you can export your list of files to Excel format. This way, you can pick up right where you left off without missing a beat!

A Variety of Actions

When using Batch Print SW, you'll find tons of actions at your fingertips—like converting files or even zipping them up! You can also change text in your documents using one or several pairs of strings.

Configuring Your Printing Settings

You can set up printing options such as drawing orientation and number of copies before getting started. Batch Print SW lets you choose how you'd like your output format too! If needed, it’s possible to export flat patterns into DWG or DXF formats as well.

Saving Configurations

If you're working with different types of files like Parasolid or ProE parts and drawings, you can save those configuration properties too! Before starting any conversion work, the tool allows you to decide if it should handle only the active sheet or specific sheets by specifying their numbers.

Smooth Performance on Windows 10

I tested this software on Windows 10 and it worked without any hiccups! It didn't slow down my computer at all while completing tasks quickly. Overall, Batch Print SW proves to be an efficient tool for converting SolidWorks documents and doing much more! And if you're looking for help? There's plenty of user documentation available on the developer's website.