Every Standard has to have a way to identify what file type you have. Having a designator in the file name can help everyone know who is overseeing what. Here is an example – again – it is NCS compliant. File Type Designator examples: ARCHITECTURAL & INTERIORS: AD Area Development DP Demolition Plan EL Elevation […]
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