I recently was able to deploy an image for Connect Update 7. My image uses NoWorkSpace and NoWorkSet. I recently ran into an issue with selecting one of the Example dgn files on the Start Page. At that point the open file page included an additional workspace "MetroStation" and messed up all my configurations for NoWorkSpace. I was in a hurry so, ended up re-installing my deployment image.
How could I remove the "MetroStation" workspace and get my original NoWorkspace to be the only one on the dgn files open page?
this does not make sense. Why are you changing/configuring "NoWorkspace" ? this was not intended to be changed/configured.
Timothy Hickman
CADD Manager | CADD Department
timothy.hickman@colliersengineering.com
Main: 877 627 3772|
1000 Waterview Drive Suite 201 | Hamilton, New Jersey 08691
Hi Tim ... I work for an owner operator that utilizes multiple discipline designs. What does not make sense to me is how to utilize Connect Workspaces for a team of designers to setup 200 different worksets or projects in Connect. If we were a Architectural consultant that had multiple clients then yes I would set up for each client separately in Connect. Maybe, I'm missing something but it was the most direct way to utilize Connect in our environment.
Roland
Thank you,
Roland Cyr
CE Update 7 - Version 10.07.00.39
Roland Cyr said:What does not make sense to me is how to utilize Connect Workspaces for a team of designers to setup 200 different worksets or projects in Connect.
Is this because you don't think that it is practical to setup the initial 200 workspace/projects or you don't see how they align to the way you all work?
~HTH
John.
yep
it does not matter that you are an owner operator. The configuration can be applied in many ways.
You can certainly set up 200 or 500 worksets if you wish, but it doesn't seem like you need to. What it seems like you are doing is applying one set of configurations for all your project being worked on - is this correct ? (IE: every project uses the same tools, the same level symbology, etc...)