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Tracking job time spent on editing of a DWG drawing.

A - answer The AutoCAD TIME command lists the total amount of time (hours) for which the specific DWG file was opened in AutoCAD. This includes idle times when you just leave your AutoCAD waiting for a command or displaying a prompt or a dialog box.

Sometimes several users are cooperating on a single DWG file and you want track their activity separately. And very often you don't need just a number buried in DWG file properties but also a textual or table information summarizing logged data.

All these functions are included in the time-tracking add-on utility CADstudio JobTime. This shareware tool keeps track of net editing time spent on a drawing in all its editing sessions and logs this information inside the DWG file (in custom properties) and in a standalone common Excel table. JobTime is a superset of the former EDITTIME tool.

You can get this type of data from JobTime:

Parameters

Log file

See more information and download your JobTime copy on www.cadstudio.cz/jobtime

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See also:
Tip 13997:4 methods of 3D orbit in Inventor, with specified pivot.
Tip 13826:Overview of a document history in Autodesk Docs.
Tip 10365:Coordinate Tracker vs. Track Coordinates - how to track XYZ in Civil3D?
Tip 8872:Track who and when has changed each entity in a DWG drawing.
Tip 8317:Tracking job time spent in Revit projects.


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