Question 1
A CAD designer requires online collaboration on a drawing file.
Some recipients do not have AutoCAD and only need to view the file in a browser Other recipients will need to edit and save a copy of the drawing.
After saving the drawing what should the CAD designer do to allow for collaboration?
- AOption A:
Create a new transmittal (ETRANSMIT).
- BOption B:
Use the SHARE command
- COption C:
Email a DWF tile as an attachment
- DOption D:
Email the DWG rile as an attachment
Show answer and explanation
Correct answer: B
Understanding Online Collaboration :
AutoCAD offers several tools for online collaboration, allowing users to share drawings with others who may not have AutoCAD.
SHARE Command :
The SHARE command in AutoCAD generates a link to the drawing file that can be shared via email or other means.
Recipients can view the drawing in a web browser, and those with permissions can edit and save a copy.
Steps to Share Drawing :
Save the drawing.
Use the SHARE command.
Configure sharing settings, including permissions for viewing or editing.
Generate and share the link with recipients.
Conclusion :
For online collaboration, use the SHARE command to generate a shareable link for viewing and editing the drawing file.
References :
AutoCAD User Guide on Sharing Drawings Online.
AutoCAD Help Documentation on SHARE Command.