

Emil Rindell

Jonas Bryntesson

Henrik Andersson
2023-03-31

Emil Rindell

Jonas Bryntesson

Henrik Andersson
2023-03-31
DDM CAD Rename Manager is a powerful tool in Design Data Manager (DDM ) that simplifies the management of file names and links between CAD files. Introduced in DDM 2023.03, it helps users to efficiently rename files without having to open each file manually, saving time and reducing the risk of errors.
With CAD Rename Manager, all links to a file are automatically updated when it is renamed. This includes references in other CAD files and 2D drawings, ensuring that the project structure is always correct. Before making changes, you can also preview the impact on other files, providing extra peace of mind and reducing the risk of mistakes.
For larger projects, multiple files can be renamed simultaneously through batch processing. This makes it easy to standardize file names according to company rules and keep the file structure organized. CAD Rename Manager is therefore ideal for both small and large projects with many files and complex connections.
By using DDM CAD Rename Manager, companies can save time, minimize errors and ensure a consistent file structure. It is an invaluable tool for anyone working with Design Data Manager and looking to streamline their CAD file management.
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