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In Autodesk Docs within the ACC, project members can create, edit,
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and delete the markups they created on sheets on web or mobile.
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Only project members with Create permissions or above can publish markups to allow all project members to view them.
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After logging into Autodesk Construction Cloud from your web browser, from the Docs Files page, select a file to mark up.
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You can create and edit markups on PDF, PNG, JPG, JPEG files, and any 2D elements contained in DWG and RVT files.
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With the file open, you can zoom and pan using your mouse wheel.
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From the Markups toolbar, you can access standard markups, feature markups,
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and quick styling tools, which can be used on files that support markups.
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Select Cloud, and then, on the file, click and drag to create a cloud-shaped markup.
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Once created, use the grips to resize the cloud markup.
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To adjust the color of a placed markup, from the Markups toolbar, select Border Color.
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From the flyout, select a different color.
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Markups can be published, meaning they are viewable by anyone who views the file.
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Or, markups can remain unpublished and only viewable by the creator.
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To publish a markup, select it, and then, from the tools that appear, select Publish.
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Be aware that all markup types will also persist through file versions.
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For example, if you create markups on version 1, they will also display on version 2.
00:03
In Autodesk Docs within the ACC, project members can create, edit,
00:08
and delete the markups they created on sheets on web or mobile.
00:13
Only project members with Create permissions or above can publish markups to allow all project members to view them.
00:21
After logging into Autodesk Construction Cloud from your web browser, from the Docs Files page, select a file to mark up.
00:29
You can create and edit markups on PDF, PNG, JPG, JPEG files, and any 2D elements contained in DWG and RVT files.
00:43
With the file open, you can zoom and pan using your mouse wheel.
00:47
From the Markups toolbar, you can access standard markups, feature markups,
00:53
and quick styling tools, which can be used on files that support markups.
00:59
Select Cloud, and then, on the file, click and drag to create a cloud-shaped markup.
01:07
Once created, use the grips to resize the cloud markup.
01:11
To adjust the color of a placed markup, from the Markups toolbar, select Border Color.
01:18
From the flyout, select a different color.
01:21
Markups can be published, meaning they are viewable by anyone who views the file.
01:27
Or, markups can remain unpublished and only viewable by the creator.
01:33
To publish a markup, select it, and then, from the tools that appear, select Publish.
01:40
Be aware that all markup types will also persist through file versions.
01:46
For example, if you create markups on version 1, they will also display on version 2.