No doubt you issue many PDF files to consultants, Clients, Builders and the like. Why not add a URL link to your titleblock, so that anyone receiving your PDF files can jump directly to your webpage?
Its as simple as adding a parameter of type:URL into your titleblock.
To make it even easier for you, I have created a Generic Annotation family with a URL parameter inside it. Simply load this family into your titleblock, then link the parameter from it to a parameter in your titleblock (see image).
If you have any problems or questions, feel free to comment.
Anonymous
9 years ago
Very good. Thank you.
S Johns
6 years ago
This is interesting, I’ve finally found the time to try it out!
I have stumbled across this post on several occasions while trying to find a similar way of linking 3D images to a room tag so a contractor might be able to see my pretty client images and, more importantly, the design intent. Any thoughts on how this might be done?
Nicoletta Aleksic
6 months ago
The picture is too pixelated to read. And can’t find the download files anywhere.
If you have any problems or questions, feel free to comment.
Very good. Thank you.
This is interesting, I’ve finally found the time to try it out!
I have stumbled across this post on several occasions while trying to find a similar way of linking 3D images to a room tag so a contractor might be able to see my pretty client images and, more importantly, the design intent. Any thoughts on how this might be done?
The picture is too pixelated to read. And can’t find the download files anywhere.