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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.

Enable Table Breaks:

Property Setting: Yes

Explanation: Enabling table breaks allows the table to be divided into multiple segments.

Direction:

Property Setting: Down

Explanation: The direction "Down" ensures that the table segments are arranged vertically one below the other.

Repeat Top Labels:

Property Setting: Yes

Explanation: This ensures that the header row (top labels) is repeated at the beginning of each segment of the table, providing clarity and consistency across the split sections.

Repeat Bottom Labels:

Property Setting: No

Explanation: Not repeating bottom labels ensures that only the top labels are repeated, which is generally sufficient for table readability and avoids redundancy.

Manual Positions:

Property Setting: No

Explanation: Not using manual positions lets AutoCAD automatically position the breaks, simplifying the process.

Manual Heights:

Property Setting: No

Explanation: Disabling manual heights allows AutoCAD to control the height of each segment automatically.

Break Height:

Property Setting: 2.7553

Explanation: This value controls the height of the table breaks, determining how much content fits into each segment.

Spacing:

Property Setting: 0.5000

Explanation: This value controls the spacing between the segments of the table, ensuring they are adequately separated for visual clarity.

By configuring these properties correctly, the CAD designer was able to split the window schedule table into two sections, maintaining readability and a clear structure as shown in the exhibits.

References:

AutoCAD Help Documentation on Table Breaks

AutoCAD User Manual on Managing and Formatting Tables

The type of object that is conventionally used for this purpose is D. A revision cloud123. A revision cloud is a way to highlight changes or revisions in a drawing by creating a cloud-shaped polyline around them12. You can create a revision cloud by moving the mouse or by converting existing objects2. You can also change the style, color, layer and properties of the revision cloud13.

 Open Customize User Interface (CUI): Type CUI in the command line and press Enter.

 Locate the AUDIT Command: In the CUI dialog box, under the Customize tab, expand the Ribbon node and then expand the Panels node.

 Add to Quick Access Toolbar: Drag the AUDIT command from the Panels list and drop it onto the Quick Access Toolbar in the Customize list.

 Save Changes: Click Apply and OK to save the changes. The AUDIT tool will now be available in the Quick Access Toolbar for continuous display.

References:

AutoCAD Help Documentation on Customizing the Quick Access Toolbar