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Both systems may have the same drawing, but the result can still be different.
Fonts, SHX files, plot styles, support paths, and installed add-ons can change how the drawing behaves.
This is why sending only the DWG file is sometimes not enough.
For team projects, I usually keep the required support files together with the drawing.
It makes troubleshooting much easier when another user opens the same file.
What additional files do you always send with a DWG?

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If you use Etransmit it will add extra files to what is exported, in particular say custom fonts and xrefs.

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If it is going to a client I'll try to keep it all basic - no add ins, standard fonts, etc, if I can, on the assumption that their doc control will copy just the dwg file and all the rest will be lost to them at worst and at best when it is sent out again whoever sends it won't e-transmit, just the dwg, so we have to go round and round to get the rest.

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