[David]

Hi Burcu-

We use the following almost exclusively in our installations in the midwest US.

http://www.treestaple.com/tree.html

 

Hope this helps.

David

[David]

This appears to be a very common question, that in its broad sense is really about digital vs hard copy or old school vs new school (not inferring age here).  In my experience, I would send a hard copy, though sending both is not bad either.  Touch point is key here.  In addition, with a hard copy you have absolute quality control. i.e. how the colors and text read.  You will not have that control digitally with monitors all be calibrated differently.  Ask yourself this, if you were invited to a friend’s wedding, would you rather have an actual invitation that you received in the mail, or an email/evite invitation?

[David]

As a lifelong resident in metro Detroit, I appreciate your insightful reply. Detroit is not glitz and glamour but made up of hard working people.

[David]

Ok, wow, compared to some of these other suggestions, I must be behind the times. I simply import an excel file into Autocad. I “paste special” the schedule as a link, so if I make any changes in the excel file, the plant schedule in my autocad drawing is automatically updated. I don’t typically include symbols in my plant schedule, so that may be where your difficuly arises. I have however created a plant schedule template with a series of “drop down menus” of some of the common items included in my plant schedule to save time. See attached.

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