On Land: Change: Keep PLCs On The Hotel

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Change: Keep PLCs On The Hotel

For AC8 projects, save PLC files on the hotel instead of on your local disk. This is a change.

The reason: In PM, you will need to link views from a PLC. A PLP won't work, and I wouldn't recommend it if it did. If the PLC is local, the layout book won't be able to find the drawings when opened from any other machine.

This change does not effect AC7 projects.

Tags: organization

by James Murray | Sep 29, 2003 08:41 AM