Collaboration

[Anonymous]

Forgive the double post.

I am looking for suggestions/ideas as to which software (and hardware
needs) to use for redlining and viewing of AutoCAD files (can also be dwf or
pdf). We need to view the files simultaneously with client(s) and/or staff
on both our WAN and the net. This needs to include the ability to redline
so the other parties can comment as we markup the drawing(s). The file(s)
viewed need to appear as the printed copies would, not as AutoCAD file with
various colors representing line weights.
How is Netmeeting at this task?

[Anonymous]

Streamline.

"Bob Watson" wrote in message
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> Forgive the double post.
>
> I am looking for suggestions/ideas as to which software (and hardware
> needs) to use for redlining and viewing of AutoCAD files (can also be dwf
or
> pdf). We need to view the files simultaneously with client(s) and/or
staff
> on both our WAN and the net. This needs to include the ability to redline
> so the other parties can comment as we markup the drawing(s). The file(s)
> viewed need to appear as the printed copies would, not as AutoCAD file
with
> various colors representing line weights.
> How is Netmeeting at this task?
>
>

[Anonymous]

Streamline looks good, but we are looking for something to use with our
existing web site and (possibly) intranet. Unless I am missing something,
streamline does what we need except it is on AutoDesk's web. Currently we
have a web site setup for clients to view and research information
pertaining to their projects, except for AutoCAD drawings which we would
like to add. We are looking for the ability to post Land Desktop drawings
to our web for real time discussions, allowing redlining and viewing during
conferencing. It is imperative that everyone in the discussion can see the
drawing as/where the others see it.

"Harvey" wrote in message
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> Streamline.