Don't you hate when you make a change to a drawing and the Owner decides later that they want to go back to the LAST version? (No ... me either!)
If you do a 'Pak-N-Go' of the file **BEFORE** you make a change and give it a name and date that identifies it as such, you will **ALWAYS** be able to go back to that milestone - file-wise, X-ref-wise, font-wise, etc. This also will work as a milestone for **AFTER** you've made a change and send it to the Owner locking in the changes to the date you've completed them (or when they APPROVED them).
Just looking out for everyone else (along with myself ).
If you do a 'Pak-N-Go' of the file **BEFORE** you make a change and give it a name and date that identifies it as such, you will **ALWAYS** be able to go back to that milestone - file-wise, X-ref-wise, font-wise, etc. This also will work as a milestone for **AFTER** you've made a change and send it to the Owner locking in the changes to the date you've completed them (or when they APPROVED them).
Just looking out for everyone else (along with myself ).
Highest Regards,
Alan T. Hendry, RA
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Alan T. Hendry, RA
Intel i7-12700F (2.10 GHz) Desktop, 16GB RAM, 1TB SSD, Win 11 Home 64-bit, DC 23 w/ latest beta
Intel i7-10750H (2.6GHz) Laptop, 16GB RAM, 1.5TB HD, Win 11 Home 64-Bit, w/ DC 22, 23 & latest beta