AutoCAD Civil 3D

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Funny, I'm on the island too....

[#2]

We have installed Civil 3D 2012. So far so good except some few OE problemsand normal installation issues when you do not read instructions! Looks stable for a start.

[#3]

Peter:

Any chance of getting full BIM capability or water/gas main functionality built into the program soon?  The architects and building engineers seem to have much more complete tools available in Revit, and C3D doesn't seem to be approaching that any time soon.

Jeremy

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I'm not Peter, but I will say that we can't talk publicly about any future release - however, your wish is a very well known feature request with our development team.

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gauss2069 wrote:
We have installed Civil 3D 2012. So far so good except some few OE problemsand normal installation issues when you do not read instructions! Looks stable for a start.

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Hi guass2069, could you give us more details on the "few OE problems" and "normal installation issues?"

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I have Internet Explorer IE9. I could not first download from subscriprion center. I used another computer with IE8. it worked. I also had to unistall norton 360 V5 off my laptop to make to install. When I installed C3D 2012, I re-installed norton 360 and IE9. IE9 still shows grayed out on my subscription download. With my norton installed, Reference manager did not work at all. I removed norton and all is working fine again. I am currently testing out the basics. Our dwt template has been update without a problem. Surfaces, points etc are working just fine. I have always installed C3D since 2005 and just run with it! We are happy AutoCAD Civil3D users despite our own pitfalls and some of the program known issues as it develops. We sticking with it though! These are some of the Operater Errors and standalone installation issues we got so far.

[#7]

Check the Norton site. They may have a fix for that.

Allen

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I was having similar issues with IE9. I have reverted back to Chrome when needed. However, I did install the beta flash support for IE64 bit and it does seem to be working better.

Note that Norton 360 4.0 didnt give me any issues.

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gauss2069 wrote:
... These are some of the Operater Errors and standalone installation issues we got so far.

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Ah...a misundertanding.  I thought OE=Object Enabler.  Thanks for clearing that up.

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Allen, Thanks. I had a chat with Norton. Norton was kicking AutoCAD programs big time. Now I am proted with the following solution: http://www.symantec.com/norton/support/kb/web_view.jsp?wv_type=public_web&ssfromlink=true&sprt_cid=f... Happy modelling!