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    patferrell3461
    Posts: 11
    Registered: ‎06-29-2010

    Re: Civil 3D 2012 text

    09-16-2011 06:13 AM in reply to: patferrell3461

    patferrell3461 wrote:

    I don't have a solution (sorry). But I am having the same problem on my installation and one other installation in the office.

     

    Interestingly though, it is only happeing with our two 32-bit installations. The other guy in the office with AutoCAD is running 64-bit and says that it has yet to happen to him...

     

    (All three installations are Civil 3D 2012)


     

     

     

    **UPDATE 9-16-11: It has begun happening on the 64-bit installation as well now.

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    lamaideluna
    Posts: 1
    Registered: ‎11-08-2011

    Re: Civil 3D 2012 text

    11-08-2011 09:05 AM in reply to: mbm98

    I just needed to let you know. Thank you so much!!!

    I almost lost it here!

    Thank you, Thank you!

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    Va1
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    Posts: 10
    Registered: ‎02-07-2010

    Re: Civil 3D 2012 text

    11-08-2011 12:50 PM in reply to: aslove

    I was in the habit of purging and auditing a file before closing it. Recently I have found that if I don't purge after editing some text and then close the file Civil3d crashed. Also I have found the problem in dimensions (if I override the text) and multi-leaders.

     

    It would be nice to hear from Autodesk seeing as there is a similar thread from 2008.

    http://forums.autodesk.com/t5/AutoCAD-Land-Desktop/Internal-Error-cannot-open-MTEXT-to-write-changes...

    Even if its not a solution some work-a-round would be good. Like setting audit to run in the background before or after autosave.

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    parker
    Posts: 7
    Registered: ‎06-10-2010

    Re: Civil 3D 2012 text

    11-18-2011 06:11 AM in reply to: aslove

    I think it is obvious now that Autodesk isn't doing anything about this. It's been a problem since the day I downloaded 2012.

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    *Expert Elite*
    Posts: 3,115
    Registered: ‎07-22-2003

    Re: Civil 3D 2012 text

    11-18-2011 06:20 AM in reply to: parker

    parker wrote:

    I think it is obvious now that Autodesk isn't doing anything about this. It's been a problem since the day I downloaded 2012.


    You should check before you speak...SP1 was released yesterday which fixes this.

    Jeff_M, also a frequent Swamper
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    parker
    Posts: 7
    Registered: ‎06-10-2010

    Re: Civil 3D 2012 text

    11-18-2011 06:25 AM in reply to: Jeff_M

    Thanks!!! I had given up on it...Seemed like it should have been fixed easily and a lot quicker though..

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    kim
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    Posts: 4
    Registered: ‎10-22-2008

    Re: Civil 3D 2012 text

    12-14-2012 01:48 PM in reply to: aslove

    I'm still on civil3d2009 and ironically only having issued with "dragged labels" in one particular drawing.  I think it was corrupted on another work station.  I've audited and purged a 100 times.  Changed the DTEXTED to 1 as noted, ran audit and saved... dragged the first label to new position, no problem, dragged the second and ... same thing -freezing up.  Have to resort to ctrl alt delete to close program and even then, it takes forever.  Is there a fix for this in 2009?

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    Registered: ‎02-05-2009

    Re: Civil 3D 2012 text

    12-14-2012 02:10 PM in reply to: patferrell3461

    Kim,

     

    Sorry to read that you are still having problems. The group I worked with had to scrap our template drawing and start a new template in 2009 format. We had used a 2002 drawing before that and just saved it in 2009 format. As it turned out, that wasnt the best strategy. I dont know if the service packs for 2009 ever fixed the underlying issue because we moved to C3D 2010 & then C3D 2012. We have been using a 64bit load of Windows 7 with Civil 3d 2012 and it has been rock solid. The key for us was creating a new template in the version we were working in and then just insert our blocks & styles as needed.  

     

    Wish I had better news for you!

     

    M...

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