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#Online drawboard pdf

Save to desktop - Save individual PDF files to your desktop during the upload process.

Upload sheets - Import your sheets into Projects seamlessly while preserving metadata from Revit (sheet title, number, and revision).

The Drawboard Projects Revit Add-in allows you to: Whilst traditional design review status updates are restricted static milestones (30%, 60%, 90% complete), Projects allows real-time insight into the status of a particular review at any one point in time, allowing the team to be better positioned to catch errors earlier in the design process. Projects’ live communication environment provides both transparencies to the whole project team as well as a complete version and markup history along the way. In Drawboard Projects, internal teams and external partners can mark up, discuss and track issues on each drawing revision. This integration uploads sheets from a Revit project into Drawboard Projects: a live markup environment for design and drawing review.

#Online drawboard activation key

They knew that the usual troubleshooting steps wouldn’t solve the problem (“Unfortunately the steps you took will not fix this, as it is a Microsoft Business Store issue …”), and sent me an activation key to use.Īll is now well! But if I consider the amount of time I spent on this and the price I would have paid to purchase the app myself using a personal account, I don’t think it was the best use of my resources.Make every Autodesk® Revit® sheet a workspace for collaborative design review. So I finally contacted DrawBoard support, telling them when my license was purchased and for which (work email) Microsoft Store account. I followed all the online troubleshooting advice available, but nothing worked. I thought that I was home and dry now! I downloaded DrawBoard PDF using my Work Microsoft Store account … but all I got was the three-day free trial, and when this expired I was stuck again. I clicked that, and suddenly I was able to sign in using my work email! (If you start off signed in to a work account, then under “Sign in” it offers “Add personal account” instead.) But, by chance, one time when I clicked on the user icon, I spotted that underneath “Sign in” it offered “Add work or school account”. I began to think that I didn’t and/or couldn’t have a Microsoft Store account associated with my work email. I tried this several times, because I couldn’t see what else to do. When I tried this, it said that there was no account associated with my (work) email address, and would I like to create one? So I tried to create one, and it told me I couldn’t create an account with that email address, because it was a work email address.

#Online drawboard how to

Now I don’t know if it is just me, but I simply could not work out how to log in using my Work account for ages! The instructions I found online all said (when in the Microsoft Store) to click the user icon (top right) and select “Sign in”. One of the first steps in the troubleshooting guide is to make sure that you log in to the Microsoft Store using your Work account (given that the license was purchased for your Work account) and not a Personal account. (It isn’t very expensive, and there isn’t any hassle that way.) Apparently some colleagues had succeeded, but others had given up and purchased the app using a personal Microsoft Store account.

#Online drawboard install

By the time I started trying to install it (on my new Surface), there was a local troubleshooting guide (thanks Dave!), a link to DrawBoard’s guidance, and a suggestion to contact DrawBoard support if all else fails. The School of Mathematical Sciences (University of Nottingham) purchased a batch of DrawBoard licenses for various members of the School, using their work Microsoft Store accounts, but there were a few issues getting these licenses to work.

#Online drawboard trial

But later generations of Surfaces don’t, and the free trial only lasts 3 days. My first Windows Surface had DrawBoard PDF included with it. As I mentioned in a previous post, in my teaching I am currently using DrawBoard PDF on a Windows surface to annotate PDF slides with gaps.