Yes all users with the appropriate viewing permissions can get a local copy of any file in the vault. Contributors could check those files out make edits and check the files in. Viewers can only open the the files they would not be able to check out or edit the vaulted versions of the files.
The easiest way to create a link between a drawing and a PDF is to use the paste as reference tool help.solidworks.com/2022/english/enterprisepdm/fileexplorer/t_creating_a_topic_reference.htm
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I am using PDM prof and a SQL express. I do not know what shut not work, except of some performace and size stuff?
That is not a recommended environment, you are loosing out on SQL automation and your DB size is limited.
Can viewers without solidworks download a file (a STL or step file for example) if an editor has placed it in the vault?
Yes all users with the appropriate viewing permissions can get a local copy of any file in the vault. Contributors could check those files out make edits and check the files in. Viewers can only open the the files they would not be able to check out or edit the vaulted versions of the files.
How do you relate PDF file to DRW?
The easiest way to create a link between a drawing and a PDF is to use the paste as reference tool
help.solidworks.com/2022/english/enterprisepdm/fileexplorer/t_creating_a_topic_reference.htm
Death by PowerPoint
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Thanks alot I'm interested in your work. Can you please share your email with me. I would be grateful.