OnLine XP: one electrical schematic across three CAD platforms

An electrical design team may work across different seats: AutoCAD, AutoCAD LT, and BricsCAD Professional. Without a shared environment, libraries, component databases, and project rules can separate by platform.

The problem is not the format of one drawing, but project continuity: symbols, references, terminal blocks, and data must remain consistent when different people open the same work in different supported CAD environments.

One library, three supported platforms

OnLine XP uses the same symbol libraries, component database, and cross-reference rules on AutoCAD, AutoCAD LT, and BricsCAD Professional. Projects, drawings, and documentation remain interchangeable across the supported environments.

In practice this means two things. First, a team with mixed licences works on a single project archive, with no platform barrier between people. Second, anyone wanting to migrate gradually from AutoCAD to BricsCAD (or the other way around) doesn't have to throw away years of customisation: they can do it one schematic at a time, keeping the existing knowledge base intact.