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‎2005-02-18 06:13 PM
‎2005-02-18
06:13 PM
what is the rt way to setup this situation using teamwork,,,thx a lot
MACBKPro /32GiG / 240SSD
AC V6 to V18 - RVT V11 to V16
AC V6 to V18 - RVT V11 to V16
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‎2005-02-18 07:23 PM
‎2005-02-18
07:23 PM
Rakela,
If you don't use a program that maps an FTP site like a hard drive, it will be imposable for you to have any type of ArchiCAD project on it and be able to acess it directly through ArchiCAD.
This has been a limitation in ArchiCAD for a long time.
Just a little food for thought.
Cheers.
Ben
If you don't use a program that maps an FTP site like a hard drive, it will be imposable for you to have any type of ArchiCAD project on it and be able to acess it directly through ArchiCAD.
This has been a limitation in ArchiCAD for a long time.
Just a little food for thought.
Cheers.
Ben

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‎2005-02-18 08:53 PM
‎2005-02-18
08:53 PM
thx ben,
we will figure another route...
i will have the networking masters
to take care of that business...
thx v much
we will figure another route...
i will have the networking masters
to take care of that business...
thx v much
MACBKPro /32GiG / 240SSD
AC V6 to V18 - RVT V11 to V16
AC V6 to V18 - RVT V11 to V16

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‎2005-02-21 02:33 PM
‎2005-02-21
02:33 PM
You could probably come up with some kind of system where a local person creates a PLC file with a workspace for each remote person to work from, then the remote person downloads it, edits it, then sends it back for a local person to "Send & Receive."
Could be a lot of overhead for not a lot of result.
Could be a lot of overhead for not a lot of result.
Tom Waltz

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‎2005-02-21 02:44 PM
‎2005-02-21
02:44 PM
thx tom,
person on my end not a problem,
any chance to overwrite what somebodyelse is doing?? any danger of any kind??
person on my end not a problem,
any chance to overwrite what somebodyelse is doing?? any danger of any kind??
MACBKPro /32GiG / 240SSD
AC V6 to V18 - RVT V11 to V16
AC V6 to V18 - RVT V11 to V16
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‎2005-02-21 03:44 PM
‎2005-02-21
03:44 PM
TomWaltz wrote:
You could probably come up with some kind of system where a local person creates a PLC file with a workspace for each remote person to work from, then the remote person downloads it, edits it, then sends it back for a local person to "Send & Receive."
I've had a client using Tom's solution very successfully. It's one of those straight forward simple approaches and since one person is managing all of the
It will be the changes in workspace that will have to be closely managed.
woodster

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‎2005-02-21 04:01 PM
‎2005-02-21
04:01 PM
thx woodster,
the other end already have done it (tom's way), so i have
the experience there and im counting on you all anyway!!!
thx again gentlemen
the other end already have done it (tom's way), so i have
the experience there and im counting on you all anyway!!!
thx again gentlemen
MACBKPro /32GiG / 240SSD
AC V6 to V18 - RVT V11 to V16
AC V6 to V18 - RVT V11 to V16

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‎2005-02-21 04:54 PM
‎2005-02-21
04:54 PM
Teamwork is pretty solid. The risk would be in having multiple versions of the same PLC flying around, which could pretty easily be over-written, or even have an older PLC "Send and Receive," undoing work sent from a later PLC! (yes, you get a warning, but you can click OK pretty easily!!)
Tom Waltz