Insert SVG into Word® 2007

It is easy to do a drag 'n drop of a svg file into a word document, at the condition to use V3.02 of the Adobe® SVG Viewer (Word will crash with 3.03)
Download the compatible version from :
http://download.adobe.com/pub/adobe/magic/svgviewer/win/3.x/3.02/en/SVGView.exe
Please note that the Seemage install will only install V3.03

You can also watch video below. It shows the generation of a vector SVG view from seemage with interactive BOM and this integration into Word. SVG viewer will be embedded in the Word document and intercation between BOM and lables will be maintained.
Download the video

Adobe Acrobat 3D & DLL

Some smg files do not open with Seemage Publisher. File load does interrupt after a while and an error message box pops up : Insufficent Memory ...

Geometry file does not open as well. However, the file opens well with Seemage Mockup and Viz.

• Open the AA3D menu Edition>Preferences>Capture 3D
• Select the Seemage product and delete the corresponding entry
• Close AA3D
• Restart Seemage Publisher©.
• Smg file should now open well

Possible reason : The “Capture 3D” functionality of the Acrobat 3D product does induce modification to some standard DLLs. Those DLLs normally are provided by Microsoft within the Windows package and should not be changed or altered by a third party program.

Extra Checks :

• Check the used memory of the seemagePublisher.exe while trying to open the file.
  o Used memory should rise up abnormally.
• Check the Adobe Acrobat 3D setup
  o Open the Adobe Acrobat 3D program
  o Open menu Edition>Preferences
  o Select the Capture 3D categorie; a list of third party products should appear on the setup box (right side of the config. Window)

API to control embedded 3D in PDF

One wants to add a button in Adobe Acrobat and execute a seemage Control function when the button is pressed. Actually, there is no Seemage API available for the PDF technology. It is only available for u3D. Refer to online documentation, chapter "Publish to PDF"

Local coordiantes to global

It is sometimes useful, especially for integration or Advanced ActiveX purposes, to convert the coordinates of a part from its local coordinate system to the global one (Root).
The coordinates of a part displayed in the smgXml file are always local. This means that the position of a part is always defined in the coordinate system (frame) of its parent.
Here is a PDF document that will help understanding the matrix convention to turn a local coordinates of a part to a global one.