Autodesk 23802-091408-9020 - PSG Dwf Composer 2 Istruzioni per il montaggio

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Tips &Tricks

Publish

Sharing complex design information has never been

easy. Since design ﬁles are large, sending sheet sets and

3D models to printers, or sharing work with extended

team members, has taken a lot of time and effort, not to

mention bandwidth. DWF™ technology changes all that.

DWF-based designs are compact, secure, and easy-to-

use. In fact, because sharing rich 2D and 3D design

information is a snap with DWF, completely digital

workﬂows become possible—streamlining the ﬂow of

information across the entire project team.

This handy pocket guide of DWF Tips and Tricks provides

individual users and entire project teams with the infor-

mation needed to get the most from DWF. To learn more

about DWF visit www.autodesk.com/dwf.

Publish

The ability to publish DWF ﬁles is built

into every Autodesk® design applica-

tion and available free* of charge when

using third-party applications with the

Autodesk® DWF™ Writer.

• Information on how to publish

DWF ﬁles from Autodesk products is

available in the product documentation.

Information is also available online at

www.autodesk.com/dwf-publishing.

*This product is subject to the terms and conditions

of the end-user license agreement that accompanies

download of this software.

Publish 3D DWF Files from

AutoCAD-Based Products

Create and publish DWF ﬁles of 3D mod-

els with the 3D DWF PUBLISH command,

available only if you have installed the 3D

DWF Publishing feature with AutoCAD®

2006–based products.

1. On the command line, enter

3ddwfpublish.

2. In the 3D DWF Publish dialog box,

under DWF File Name, change the

name and location of the DWF ﬁle

to be saved, or use the [...] button

to navigate to a new location for the

3D DWF ﬁle.

3. Under Objects to Publish, click one of

the following:

• All Model Space Objects. All model

space objects are published to the

3D DWF ﬁle.

• Selected Model Space Objects.

Create a selection set of model space

objects, which are published to the

3D DWF ﬁle.

4. If the drawing contains xrefs, the

Group By Xref Hierarchy option is

selected by default. Clear the check

box if you do not want to display the

objects grouped by xref hierarchy in

the published DWF ﬁle.

5. Under Group Individual Objects By,

select one of the following options to

group individual objects in the DWF

ﬁle for viewing. Click OK.

• Layer. Group individual objects

by layer.

• Object Type. Group individual

objects by object type (for example,

by block).

Add Object Properties from

AutoCAD Blocks

Enable team members to access

AutoCAD block properties in the DWF

ﬁle by setting DWF publishing options.

1. From the File menu, choose Publish.

2. In the Publish dialog box, under Pub-

lish To, click DWF File, and then click

Publish Options.

3. In the Publish Options dialog box,

under DWF Data Options, Block

Information, select Include from the

drop-down list.

Note: By default, Block Information is

set to Don’t Include. If you change the

setting to include block information, you

can use the viewer to view or print block

property and attribute information in

the DWF ﬁle.

4. Click OK.

5. In the Publish dialog box, either con-

tinue with publishing tasks or close the

dialog box.

Increase the Precision of

the DWF File

Specify the pixel resolution for vector

and raster graphics when creating DWF

ﬁles. The higher the resolution, the

greater the precision but the larger the

ﬁle size.

1. From the File menu, choose Plot to

display the Plot dialog box.

2. Ensure that DWF 6 ePlot.pc3 is

selected. Click Properties to display

a tree control.

3. Select Graphics from the tree, and

expand it. Select Custom Properties

in the tree control, and then click the

Custom Properties button.

4. Set Vector Resolution to the desired

value. You can leave the other DPI

values (Gradient Resolution, Color

and Grayscale Resolution, and Black

and White Resolution) as they are.

Valid values from the pull-down menu

are between 150 and 4800. Use the

keyboard to enter a custom value, such

as 30270.

Publish

Pass It On: Publish DWF and Email

Easily email a DWF ﬁle when using

Autodesk DWF Writer.

1. Select the ﬁle to be published, and

choose Publish DWF and Email.

• The default email application opens,

automatically creating a new email

message.

• The subject displays the name of

the published DWF ﬁle.

• The DWF ﬁle is automatically

attached to the ﬁle.

• The URL to download the free

Autodesk DWF Viewer is provided

to streamline the process.

Publish from Microsoft Ofﬁce

Documents

With Autodesk DWF Writer installed,

users can publish DWF ﬁles from

Microsoft® applications (PowerPoint®,

Word, Excel®, Visio®, Outlook, and

Internet Explorer) and share them as

part of the project set.

1. Click the Publish DWF button on the

Microsoft application toolbar, or from

the File menu, choose Print and then

select Autodesk DWF Writer in the list

of available printers.

2. Specify a ﬁle name and location for

the published DWF ﬁle.

3. Choose Print.

Publish from SolidWorks® 2005 or

Pro/ENGINEER® Wildﬁre 2.0

Install Autodesk DWF Writer 3 to publish

3D models and design data from Solid-

Works® 2005 or Pro/ENGINEER® Wildﬁre

2.0 software.

1. From the ﬁle menu, select Publish

DWF to automatically turn your 2D

drawing or 3D model into DWF.

• Learn about publishing from

other applications, by visiting

www.autodesk.com/dwf-publishing.

Publish

View & Print

In the past, viewing rich design data

required the purchase of CAD software.

Now, the free*, downloadable Autodesk®

DWF™ Viewer means that everyone on

the team can navigate sheet sets, access

design information, and print whatever

they need.

Download the free Autodesk DWF

Viewer at www.autodesk.com/

dwfviewer-download.

*This product is subject to the terms and conditions

of the end-user license agreement that accompanies

download of this software.

Pull Apart a 3D Model

Autodesk DWF Viewer users can navi-

gate 3D models published from Autodesk

applications or with the free Autodesk

DWF Writer. Follow these steps to rotate

and pull apart individual pieces of a

model:

1. From the Tools menu, choose Move

and click Rotate.

2. In the Model palette or view area,

click the parts that you want to move

or rotate.

Remove a Part from the Selection

Press and hold the Ctrl key and click

the part again (Ctrl+click). In the

Model palette, use Shift+click to select

consecutive parts by clicking the ﬁrst

and last parts in the series.

Move Along an Axis

On the axis along which you want to

move the part, click that axis near the

origin. Drag in either direction along the

axis. Alternatively, press the Up Arrow

key to move away from the origin or the

Down Arrow to move toward the origin.

Move Within a Plane

Roll the cursor over a plane deﬁned by

two axes until a plane icon with arrows

appears, and click. Drag the part in any

direction.

Move Parallel to the Screen

Click the origin, and drag the part in any

direction. Or use the keyboard arrows to

move left, right, up, or down.

Rotate

On the axis around which you want to

rotate the part, click near the end of the

axis and drag the part around the axis.

Or press the Down Arrow key to rotate

1 degree clockwise or the Up Arrow key

to rotate 1 degree counterclockwise. To

rotate the part in 45 degree increments,

press and hold the Shift key while using

the keyboard arrows.

Result

Begin Move

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Cut 3D Cross Sections

Cut through a model with a section

plane and manipulate the view in various

ways by moving and rotating the section

plane and ﬂipping the view.

1. Open a model and from the Tools

menu, choose Cross Section>

XY Section, YZ Section, or XZ Section.

2. A transparent purple sheet (the sec-

tion plane) and a tripod drop into the

center of the model, cutting through

the model to reveal a cross section.

Move or rotate the section plane to

reveal a different cross section each

time.

3. The three legs, or axes, of the tripod

meet at a central point called the

origin. To change the cross section

revealed, move or rotate the section

plane by moving the cursor over

the tripod. Hot spots appear, each

enabling the user to move the section

plane in a different way.

Before

After

Use Flexible Printing Options

Preview the job before sending it to the

printer. Partnerships with printer manu-

facturers like HP and Océ help assure

fast, high-quality output.

Print to Spec

Customize the settings that affect

output from standard to large format.

Choose from among the following op-

tions:

1. Full Page or the Current View

2. Paper Size or select Use DWF

Paper Size

• Landscape or Portrait

• Fit to Page or Print to Scale

• Tile across multiple pages

Move Along an Axis

On the axis along which you want to

move the section plane, click the axis

near the origin. Drag in either direction

along the axis. Click the Up Arrow key to

move away from the origin or the Down

Arrow key to move toward the origin.

Move Within a Plane

Roll the cursor over a plane deﬁned by

two axes until a plane icon with arrows

appears, and click. Drag the section

plane in any direction.

Move Parallel to Screen

Click the origin. Drag the section plane in

any direction.

Rotate

On the axis around which you want to

rotate, click near the end of the axis.

Drag the section plane around the axis.

If you press and hold the Shift key while

using the keyboard arrows to rotate,

the section plane rotates in 45 degree

increments.

View & Print

Preview What You Print

1. From the File menu, choose Print to

open the Print dialog box.

2. Choose the settings that affect your

preview, like paper size or landscape

view.

3. Click the Show Print Preview button.

Print Instantly to HP Printers

1. Click the HP Instant Printing

button.

Note: The button automatically

appears if you are connected to a

supported HP® Designjet™ printer.

• The optimal print settings are chosen

automatically based on the properties

of the DWF ﬁle.

Access Design Intelligence

Publish detailed design information from

Autodesk® Architectural Desktop 2004

and later versions, AutoCAD® 2006–

based products, and Autodesk Inventor®

software, for viewing in Autodesk DWF

Viewer or Autodesk® DWF™ Composer.

View and Sort Object Properties

Click the Properties window.

Access Block Information

In the Content Browser, select the Prop-

erties window, and then choose Object

Properties from the drop-down menu.

Click the selector button, and

then click the block to display

the block data.

Search for Design Data

In Microsoft® Windows® Explorer, select

Search, and enter your search string to

ﬁnd data within the DWF ﬁle such as

doors, bolts, and more.

Navigate Sheets or Views Using

Hyperlinks

From the main menu, choose

View>Show>Hyperlinks (Ctrl+H) to

display hyperlinks in blue. To follow a

hyperlink, hold down the Ctrl key and

click the hyperlink (Ctrl+click). The

drawing, ﬁle, or web page to which it

was linked opens.

Present in Microsoft Ofﬁce

Applications

Share the full design intent in Microsoft

PowerPoint, Excel, or Word whether it’s a

client presentation, product documenta-

tion, or bill of materials.

1. Drag the ﬁle from Windows Explorer

into the document.

2. Alternatively, from the Insert menu,

choose Object and Autodesk DWF

Viewer Control, then right-click and

select Autodesk DWF Viewer Control

Object and then Properties to embed

an interactive DWF.

Note: To view the document, the user must

have Autodesk DWF Viewer installed.

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Bonus Autodesk DWF Viewer Tips

1. Use the mouse wheel button to zoom

in and out. To pan, hold the button

down and move the mouse.

2. Select Options in the Content Browser

to show thumbnails, list views, or

bookmarks of the original DWF data.

3. When rotating 3D objects, keep the

triad at least slightly oblique to the

screen to move or rotate. You cannot

move or rotate the axis that points

directly toward you.

Review & Mark Up

No more looking through faxes and

emails to incorporate feedback by

hand. With Autodesk DWF Composer

software, team members can review,

measure, and mark up designs, and then

round-trip redlines and changes back

to the original design application. All

changes are automatically tracked and

kept in the context of the design.

Post Files to Autodesk Buzzsaw

Autodesk DWF Viewer and Autodesk

DWF Composer are fully integrated into

the Autodesk® Buzzsaw® collaborative

project management solution.

Follow these steps to efﬁciently share

your designs:

1. Drag DWF ﬁles into the project folder.

2. Notify the project team using the

Buzzsaw notiﬁcation system. Updates

and versions are automatically tracked.

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Review & Mark Up

Color Code Reviews

Use different markup colors to indicate

different users.

1. Select from the 48 predeﬁned colors

or one of your own.

2. Change the Text Color and Line Color

on the main menu, and then click your

chosen color.

Work with Advanced Redlines

and Markups

Autodesk DWF Composer includes easy-

to-use shapes, text, freehand, stamp, and

custom symbol tools in addition to

markup tools.

Control Markup Shape

Hold down the Shift key to constrain the

range of movement when marking up

drawings.

1. To start again, press the Esc key and

try again.

2. To delete a markup, use the Selection

tool and press Delete.

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Measure Accurately

The dimension tools with the AutoSnap™

feature help project team members

determine lengths, polylines, and areas.

Snap to Endpoints

Set the measure tools to snap to end-

points, midpoints, and lines for precision

measurement of design elements in the

DWF ﬁle. Click the Tools command, and

turn on the Snap to Geometry feature.

Zoom In for Greater Accuracy

To achieve greater accuracy, zoom in to

the section of the drawing to which you

are applying the starting and ending

points of the dimension.

Save a New Markup View

When you create a markup, the current

view of the page is stored with that mark-

up. To change and automatically store a

new view, pan and zoom to the desired

view, and then move the markup slightly

or modify it in some way.

Drag and Drop

Combine DWF ﬁles, raster images, and

other project information into a single

DWF ﬁle or send it out for review:

1. Drag and drop, or use File>Open to

view and mark up many different types

of image ﬁles, such as JPEG or GIF

ﬁles.

2. Drag a page or pages into an email

or onto the desktop to create a new

DWF ﬁle.

Use Custom Symbols and Stamps

Use symbols to annotate and mark up

information in the ofﬁce or in the ﬁeld.

Create Custom Symbol Catalog

Publish the 2D drawings, images, or text

to a DWF ﬁle using the Autodesk DWF

Writer. In Autodesk DWF Composer,

import this ﬁle into the symbol catalog.

1. From the toolbar, click the

Stamps and Symbols button.

2. Select Import DWF as Symbol

Catalog.

3. Browse for and select the DWF ﬁle

that contains your symbols, and click

Open or press Enter.

Create Your Own Stamp

Create custom annotations and stamps

by double-clicking a stamp and typing to

insert text, or highlight the text you want

to change.

Manage Your Project Information

in One Place

Work with multiple document types in

one multisheet DWF sheet set, combin-

ing images, sketches, project timelines,

speciﬁcations, bills of materials, and

other project information.

Capture Information with

Snapshot Tool

Add a snapshot to an existing DWF ﬁle,

or create a new DWF ﬁle by adding one

or more snapshots to a blank ﬁle.

1. Click the Snapshot

button.

2. Set up the subject of your screen shot.

3. Click the Capture button on

the Snapshot window title bar.

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