By keeping the cleanup process simple and automating as much as possible, it is more likely to get done on a regular basis.
Many times, users will clean up drawings only when they have to, such as for errors (crashing drawings, inability to import in to other applications), or files being too big to email, etc.
Archivers who need to clean up drawings for archival purposes. Architects and engineers who clean up their drawings before sending them to an outside consultant or owner. Autodesk® Revit® users who need to clean up AutoCAD drawings before linking or, in some cases, importing them into Revit. Architects who receive civil drawings to clean up for an architectural site plan. Architects who receive clients’ prototypical drawings that need to be converted to the architects’ standards. MEP users who receive updated backgrounds from architects or civil engineers. There are a variety of reasons that AutoCAD users would need to clean up drawings. Not all users set up their drawings with your use in mind, and sadly some don't set it up with anybody's use in mind. 
Back February 19th, 2014 Cleaning Up AutoCAD DrawingsĪ necessary part of many AutoCAD® users’ day is cleaning up drawing files.
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