Signatures on revised drawings made with AutoCAD
Signatures on revised drawings made with AutoCAD
(OP)
We have recently had a discussion on signatures on drawings created electronically. In the old days, the original drawing was signed and approved in the title block. When a revision was made, the changes were made on the same drawing so the signatures remained. Today, we make the changes in AutoCAD and print the new revised drawing on a new sheet of paper. The problem with this is that the original signatures are lost from the revised copy. I'd like to know other companies handle this.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Bob Sanderson
Sr. Engineering Aide
Centroid, Inc.
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Bob Sanderson
Sr. Engineering Aide
Centroid, Inc.





RE: Signatures on revised drawings made with AutoCAD
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RE: Signatures on revised drawings made with AutoCAD
Chris, CSWA
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RE: Signatures on revised drawings made with AutoCAD
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RE: Signatures on revised drawings made with AutoCAD
RE: Signatures on revised drawings made with AutoCAD
This does away with keeping hard copy signed drawings all together.
RE: Signatures on revised drawings made with AutoCAD
Every time a drawing is revised, the PDF needs to be setup for signatures. Who has time to do this every time?
Chris, CSWA
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RE: Signatures on revised drawings made with AutoCAD
You simplyh click and drag a rectangle, no need for a signature field per se