That doesn't count for lag time, which is good. And this is it right here - the total editing time. The last time it was updated, the last time it was saved.

You can see the drawing is over 5 years old. If you take a look at the Time command, it's very simple. Well then, then I'd kind of want to know what the deal was. They told you they were worked on it for 10 hours, and you come in here and it says they only worked in it for eight. Or, I would say, the Time command also comes in handy if somebody's been working on drawing. This is for those of you who are very conscientious, and you want to know exactly how much time you spent working on an AutoCAD drawing.

I used to teach this to my students a long time ago. Today I'm going to share with you a tip that I was reminded of when I was looking the IMAGINiT blog. Thanks for joining me for another AutoCAD tip, thanks to Cadalyst magazine. It also comes in handy when you want to see how much time someone else spent on a drawing! Join Autodesk Evangelist Lynn Allen as she shows you how to keep track of your drawing time and turn on a timer with the Time command. It’s nice to know how much time you’ve spent on an AutoCAD drawing. Keep Track of Your AutoCAD Drawing Time 11 Oct, 2015

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