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Use Autodesk Seek to Add and Share Drawings

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With Autodesk Seek, you can share, search, and reuse digital design content.

With Autodesk® Seek you can find and share product design information with the online design community to enhance designs and to meet specific customer needs. It allows designers to search for, download, and integrate generic or manufacturer-specific building products or components and associated design information.

When you are working in a design program, you may want to include products that, for example, meet design standards for Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) or the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Autodesk Seek can help you locate such information and products, and get them into your design.

• For more information about LEED green building certification, visit the U.S. Green Building Council website: http://www.usgbc.org.
• For more information about ADA standards for accessible design, visit U.S. Department of Justice website: http://www.usdoj.gov/crt/ada/.

You can access Autodesk Seek in the following ways:

• From the Autodesk Seek home page http://seek.autodesk.com
• On the ribbon Insert tab (to search) or the Output tab (to share)
• Click Application menu Publish Share with Autodesk Seek
• Click Share with Autodesk Seek from a selected block shortcut menu
• From the menu bar click File Share with Autodesk Seek
• From the menu bar click Tools menu Toolbars Autodesk Seek
• From the toolbar click Autodesk Seek Autodesk Seek
• Click Autodek Seek Design Content from DesginCenter (ADCENTER)
• On the command line type SHAREWITHSEEK to share
• On the command line type SEEK to search

With Autodesk Seek, you can upload AutoCAD drawing files and blocks under the categories Architecture, Civil Engineering, and Structural Engineering. This facilitates searching that results in significant time savings during production.

Blocks and drawings are uploaded with their attribute values to the Autodesk Seek website.

The host drawing file uploaded to the Autodesk Seek website does not include any external images, external references (xref), or underlay file references.