I am taking an incremental approach.
We have made our first in-road into the use of DWFs by requiring that all
record sets be stored in DWF format rather than DWGs since the size is so
much smaller. We still keep a DWG set for our 100% but interim sets are all
now being done as DWFs.
Reactions have been mixed, but they can not argue with the file storage
advantage.
This is one way to expose all of my personnel to them gradually without
having endless discussions and meetings debating the benefits etc. I hope
that by exposure they will innately see the benefits and eventually I can
expand usage internally.
I can only hope our consultants some day will catch on. I think DWFs are
superior to PDFs. However, thus far we have encountered ONE who uses them,
and our project manager refused to learn them and so he gets PDFs from them
instead.
Oh well...
"melanie stone"
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count me in this group... I only have it in the rare event that I receive a
dwf from a fellow user (never someone doing work for me... just friends
exchanging files for kicks)
"Santa CAD" wrote in message
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I think many more have it than use it.