The madness must stop. Don’t waste one more second going around and around trying to explain an issue you’re having with your construction documents over the phone. We've shown you the best tools to markup and annotate pictures, but if you have access to DWG, DWF, or DXF files of your project’s drawings you can quickly and easily explain yourself without all the confusion and frustration of trying to explain which of the 120 structural columns were set in the wrong place.
All you need is Autodesk Design Review for DWF and DXF files and Autodesk DWG TrueView for DWG files. Each program give you the ability to annotate and markup your drawings to explain issues or confusion, with the contractors, owner, architect or engineers. Stop hunching over your plan table with a scale from 1970, these programs allows you to measure from point-to-point and calculate areas for quick takeoffs.
Use the programs for as-builts, plan reviews, punch lists, and close out documents. There’s no need to wait by the extremely loud plotter sipping on your coffee anymore (why is it so loud?) and head down to your local post office (what’s a post office?), just save your document as a PDF and email it to whomever you like in seconds.
Here’s an example of a few on the things Autodesk Design Review can do:
Not to brag, but I designed and drew this beautiful office building all by myself. Impressed? You can obviously use any DWF or DWG file that you have access to.
Autodesk Design Review | Autodesk
Autodesk DWG TrueView | Autodesk
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