Need Opinions

[Anonymous]

I need everyones opinion on this "idea".

-Working on CD in a project, fairly small, roughly 30 dwg's

-I'm in charge of scheduling, partitions, and a cpl other things

-Back when i used to use Project navigator extensivly you could have a "standards file" that would keep ACA objects all in sync with that file.

-This project is NOT set up using PN and no one here besides me know it that well.

My question is would you create a project, load all the darwings into it, and set up a standards file just to control aca objects?  No one else wil utilize the power of PN especially this late in the project.  It's just that right now if i change a window style i have to do into 5 drawings to make sure there all the same.

Ideas?? Comments??

What do you all think....

Thanks everyone,

John Gray

[ntellery]

A little different situation but I used to park drawings into a placeholder project, run standards and then copy them back out again.  Yes I know, untidy practise but it did what I needed.  

You want it constant so why not put into a project.  No one else will ever know!!

I think it would keep any x-ref's already attached.

I didn't think the PN was really that hard to use but if all your x-ref's are already set up, oo.