User manual

A check mark next to a file indicates that file will be downloaded. An X
indicates that the Xref could not be found on your site. You can view
the files in three different views:
■ Tree view — shows the files in a nested style so that you can see
subfolders and files.
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■ Detail view — shows the files and various information about
each file, such as, where the file will be downloaded to on your
hard drive, where the file is stored in your site, author, and the
date the file was last modified. Every column is re-sizable.
■ Folder view — shows how the files as they are physically stored
on your hard drive.
■ To download nonstandard font(s) such as SHX and TTF , select the
Include fonts option. The fonts display below the drawing.
■ By default all Xrefs are selected to be downloaded. You can
individually de-select files, or use the Clear All and Select All
buttons to make your selections. This can save time if there are a lot
of Xrefs selected and you only want to download one or two of them.
Then, it is easier to click the Clear All button and select the two files
you want.
■ If downloading multiple files, click the Include subfolders option
to download any folders below the parent file. If you only want files
from the root of the current folder, then do not select this option.
■ You have three options of directory structures for downloading
external references to:
■ AutoCAD folder structure — the files are downloaded
according to AutoCAD resolution rules to ensure that the external
references will be resolved by AutoCAD. Specifically, Buzzsaw
searches that same folders that AutoCAD would search when
resolving external references for a drawing. If a local copy of the
file is found anywhere on the search path, the external reference
is placed there to avoid duplicate copies. If no local copy is found,
the external reference is placed in the highest priority location in
the search path.
■ Same folder as parent — all the external reference files are
downloaded to the same location as the parent drawing.
■ Working folders — the location that the file was last uploaded
from, or downloaded to. This path is automatically remembered,
but you can change the working folder at any time. Click the
ellipses button to change the working folder.
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