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To: Gary105 who wrote (235)	1/20/1997 12:19:00 PM
From: Tyler Lawton	of 1195

Comments on the use of Livelink for the wharehousing, control and editing of engineering drawings would be appreciated. I passed your question on to someone who has looked specifcally at these issues. Here is his response: Warehousing is such a generic term, I am not sure what is implied. As a document repository, sure it is an obvious choice. If you could pass implied requirements associated with warehousing I can give you a more specific answer. Drawings are an interesting animal. There tend to be multiple linked files/analysis tools with a production CAD system. Thus, moving them into Livelink may not enhance the CAD creation process. Clearly, at release time you want to get them into Livelink from a control and distribution perspective. If the creation process is just working with single CAD files, Livelink might be a nice approach. Again, depends on the application of CAD. I am not sure what you mean by security. Are you talking about securing access to Livelink, encryption of documents passed over the internet, security of servers used for document storage, etc.?

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