Dear Allan and all other contributing experts,
Sorry that I was out of city for a while, and I believe Allan's sharing is
mostly resemble to our current situation. Please pardon my English and in case
I didn't get it, do you (Allan) mean there is no sprinkler (and not even the
sprinkler head)
I am running into situations more and more where I am given PDF files
instead of paper copies of plans. Some of the CD's I am getting have
50 to 60 drawings on them. I have to open each one, figure out what
it is and plot it if necessary. Then if I need to refer to something
else, I have to
Todd:
When I get CD's like that, I save the drawings to my machine. As I open the
PDFs to see what they are, I will rename the file (often, these files are
just named A1, A2, etc..) to a more descriptive term so I can easily
reference it.
Also, if you have the full version of Adobe, you can
Travis,
Please, names of the, really slick programs, you allude to.
On Sat, Sep 20, 2008 at 3:38 PM, Travis Mack, SET [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Todd:
When I get CD's like that, I save the drawings to my machine. As I open the
PDFs to see what they are, I will rename the file (often, these
What Ron said.
Plus, check out Bluebeam CAD (www.bluebeam.com). I haven't figured out half
of what it does but I like it.
It might do the PDF-DWG thing but I use it's stapler and combine the
drawings into sets as well and they have a preview window.
I use it in office and AutoCAD.
Tom
Travis,
