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    AutoCAD 2010/2011/2012 DWG Format

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    williamcontreras
    Posts: 6
    Registered: ‎03-10-2011

    Re: What would be the advatges of Drawing in Paper space versus Model space?

    08-29-2011 01:38 PM in reply to: smayes

    tell upper management to go back in time to about 1993, buy a copy of V14 when there was no PS,

    and have them draw it themselves! have fun.

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    skintsubby
    Posts: 470
    Registered: ‎09-29-2004

    Re: What would be the advatges of Drawing in Paper space versus Model space?

    08-29-2011 10:08 PM in reply to: williamcontreras

    Autocad Release 14 was 1997 and did have PS/MS

     

    However Version 1.4 was 1983 and didn't

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    *Pro
    Posts: 1,732
    Registered: ‎12-08-2003

    Re: What would be the advatges of Drawing in Paper space versus Model space?

    08-30-2011 04:17 AM in reply to: skintsubby

    AutoCAD Release 11 (aka "the quiet release") was the first version to introduce Paperspace (with only ONE "layout tab") all the way back in 1990.  Multiple Layout tabs didn't appear until AutoCAD 2000 I believe.

     

    The OP's Managers are literally 21 years behind in their thinking.  And even then, you do NOT draw your designs in Paperspace.

     

    The "Dilbert Theory" says "Promote the useless people to Management where they can do the least amount of damage"  - Well, so much for THAT theory.

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    smayes
    Posts: 7
    Registered: ‎08-26-2011

    Re: What would be the advatges of Drawing in Paper space versus Model space?

    08-30-2011 04:44 AM in reply to: williamcontreras

    Thank you everybody for your posts. Alot of good suggestions and memories being brought back. I just never thought to someone actually say draw in PS not MS so I was not prepared for answering thier questions.

     

    Again Thank you for your feedback

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