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You can share Civil 3D cloud project files or folders with external shareholders,
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meaning those who are not project members, by emailing a public link.
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The recipient can then use the link to download the files.
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First, you must configure this type of sharing for the project.
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In Files, expand the Settings drop-down and select Advanced settings.
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Here, you see the Public links to sheets and files, setting, which is turned Off by default.
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Toggle this setting On, and in the confirmation dialog that appears, click Turn on.
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Then, expand the number of days drop-down and select a time for expiration.
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In this case, leave the default of 90 days.
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Click Files at the top of the page to return to Files.
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To share a public link for one or, in this case, for multiple files, first, select the files.
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Then, click the More menu and select Share.
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In the Share dialog box, under Share with, select Anyone with the link.
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Expand Link expires and select a date—in this case, 90 days out.
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Next, expand the Select version to share drop-down to choose whether to share the current version at the time of sharing,
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or at the time the recipient opens the link.
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The latter option is useful if you want the recipient to see the most up-to-date version each time the link is clicked.
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The option selected here, Current version at the time of sharing, is useful for sharing a specific version of the file.
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If you are using an external application to email the link, click the Link tab,
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where you can easily Copy the link for one or both files to your clipboard to paste into an email,
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or you can select Share all to copy and paste all links to your clipboard.
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Alternatively, and for this example, click the Email tab to send the link directly from the Share dialog.
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Enter a Title, select a Recipient, and then add an applicable Note.
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Then, click Send.
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Back in the Files list, you see a globe icon in the Indicator column, informing you that the file has been shared publicly.
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Place the cursor over the globe and note the option to delete the link, if needed.
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Next, in Outlook, review the email that was generated from sharing the link.
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This is what external stakeholders will see when you share a link with them.
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From here, they have the option to download and view each file individually.
02:49
Alternatively, clicking View all opens a browser page where the files can be downloaded.
02:55
Note that files can only be downloaded and not viewed in the browser, because the recipient is not a member of the project.
03:04
Now you understand how to share files with external stakeholders using public links.
00:03
You can share Civil 3D cloud project files or folders with external shareholders,
00:09
meaning those who are not project members, by emailing a public link.
00:13
The recipient can then use the link to download the files.
00:18
First, you must configure this type of sharing for the project.
00:23
In Files, expand the Settings drop-down and select Advanced settings.
00:30
Here, you see the Public links to sheets and files, setting, which is turned Off by default.
00:36
Toggle this setting On, and in the confirmation dialog that appears, click Turn on.
00:42
Then, expand the number of days drop-down and select a time for expiration.
00:48
In this case, leave the default of 90 days.
00:52
Click Files at the top of the page to return to Files.
00:58
To share a public link for one or, in this case, for multiple files, first, select the files.
01:05
Then, click the More menu and select Share.
01:08
In the Share dialog box, under Share with, select Anyone with the link.
01:14
Expand Link expires and select a date—in this case, 90 days out.
01:21
Next, expand the Select version to share drop-down to choose whether to share the current version at the time of sharing,
01:28
or at the time the recipient opens the link.
01:31
The latter option is useful if you want the recipient to see the most up-to-date version each time the link is clicked.
01:38
The option selected here, Current version at the time of sharing, is useful for sharing a specific version of the file.
01:46
If you are using an external application to email the link, click the Link tab,
01:51
where you can easily Copy the link for one or both files to your clipboard to paste into an email,
01:56
or you can select Share all to copy and paste all links to your clipboard.
02:02
Alternatively, and for this example, click the Email tab to send the link directly from the Share dialog.
02:09
Enter a Title, select a Recipient, and then add an applicable Note.
02:15
Then, click Send.
02:18
Back in the Files list, you see a globe icon in the Indicator column, informing you that the file has been shared publicly.
02:27
Place the cursor over the globe and note the option to delete the link, if needed.
02:33
Next, in Outlook, review the email that was generated from sharing the link.
02:39
This is what external stakeholders will see when you share a link with them.
02:43
From here, they have the option to download and view each file individually.
02:49
Alternatively, clicking View all opens a browser page where the files can be downloaded.
02:55
Note that files can only be downloaded and not viewed in the browser, because the recipient is not a member of the project.
03:04
Now you understand how to share files with external stakeholders using public links.