This is a typical schedules sheet from one of my projects … in fact, this happens to be from one of the early iterations of the Modern Cabin Project. (by the way, all the images in today’s post can be enlarged in a new window just by clicking on them) I decided to start with the humble Window Schedule because it’s relatively straightforward and would allow me the opportunity to talk about drafting schedule nomenclature just a bit.
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Schedules, in general, have been on my list as a topic for this series since day one and I have been thinking about how to approach them for there are so many to consider: Door, Window, Finish, Lighting, Plumbing, and Casework just to name a few. A subscription is only required for certain advanced features of tasks, such as accessing tasks from the central Tasks view, setting a due date, or adding task reminders.Apparently, I am a glutton for punishment because Architectural Graphics 101 the series is back after an unreasonably short time to discuss window schedules. All customers can create and complete tasks. Can I use tasks without subscribing to Evernote? However, you will not be able to edit any of the task details, aside from the title-this includes the due date, reminder, or flag-and you will no longer have access to the central Tasks view.
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