Hi Patricia, Thanks for the reply. It is a bit disappointing that I cannot make a jpeg with the program. I was under the impression that that was possible when I purchased Punch, and the export menus do suggest that it is somehow possible. However, I'll deal with the situation as it is, as opposed to how I wish it was. It sounds like getting a DXF/DWG to JPEG conversion program is the best way to go. Downloading freeware or any other program is not an option for me. My main computer, where I do most of ny graphics and all my other important work goes nowhere near the internet, and I don't send anything back to that computer either. I have a specific computer for the internet, usually my second oldest at any given time. I don't mind purchasing a reasonably priced program if that's what it takes, but it would have to be something that provided a copy of the program on DVD or CD. From the reading I've done, some may be better than others in terms of being able to specify line widths etc, and in translating text clearly. There is also at least one which seems to allow choice in background color. My prioritys for a program are as follows: 1) Available in DVD or CD format as opposed to download. 2) Ability to set line widths in the JPEG version if necessary. 3) Clear depiction of text in the JPEG version 4) The ability to set background color Any knowlege or recommendations you might have would be appreciated. Thanks, Jim Benson

I don't understand the problem you guys are having with JPEG?? In 5000 you just click on FILE, EXPORT 3D, LIVE VIEW IMAGE and then select from the half dozen formats, including JPEG, BMP, and WMF. Another easy way is to use Adobe Acrobat. Print to Adobe pdf and save. In Adobe you can save back as a jpeg file. Of coures this being Punch you go have lunch and maybe it is finished when you come back. (I thought i did JPEG files the same way before with 4000?) By the way. Does anyone know of any sources for furniture for Punch that is less than 50 years old?