I am attempting to put some AutoCad files consisting of floor plans for
my company's buildings on to our Intranet.  I know virtually nothing
about AutoCad (or any other CAD for that matter), and our designers know
nothing about anything else, including alternate file formats...

Does anyone know how I can get these files into a format that can be
posted & viewed on the Intranet.  I know that I can do a screen capture,
trim the file, and convert the .bmp file (yes, Windows.) to a .gif, but
would result in fairly large, poor quality files.  Moreover, I would
like the files to be in such a format  that they can be printed by the
end users.  Obviously a .bmp converted to .gif or .jpg is going to look
terrible when printed, with the legends illegible. 

Another point to consider is that there will be about 30 plans to be
converted.

I realize that I may just be SOL, but thanks in advance for any help you
can provide.

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