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DSD For drawing set descriptions. A file format for saving a description of a drawing set that
has been assembled using the Publish dialog box.
DST For sheet set data. The XML file format used to store the associations and information
that define a sheet set.
DWF
An open, published, and secure file format developed by Autodesk, DWF enables you to
combine and publish rich 2D- and 3D-design data and share it with others.
DWF underlay See underlay.
DWFx
A version of DWF based on the XML Paper Specification (XPS) from Microsoft. DWFx enables
DWF files to be viewed using the free Microsoft XPS Viewer. Generically referred to as DWF.
DWG Standard file format for saving vector graphics. See also DWF and DXF.
DXF For drawing interchange format. An ASCII or binary file format of a drawing file for
exporting drawings to other applications or for importing drawings from other applications.
See also DWF and DWG.
dynamic constraint Dimensional constraint (Constraint Form property = "dynamic") that
displays the constraints only when you select the constrained object.
See also: parameter constraint
See also: annotational constraint
dynamic dimension Temporary dimensions that appear on objects, including dynamic
block references, when they are grip edited.
edge The boundary of a face.
edge modifiers Effects such as overhang and jitter that control how edges are displayed in
a shaded model.
electronic drawing set The digital equivalent of a set of plotted drawings. You create an
electronic drawing set by publishing drawings to a DWF file.
elevation The default Z value above or below the XY plane of the current user coordinate
system, which is used for entering coordinates and digitizing locations. (ELEV)
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