Or you can make sure the default drawing isn't considered to be modified by
editing/creating AcadDoc.lsp to use the function (acad-Push-DbMod) to save
the 0 state, and then (acad-Pop-DbMod) in the S::StartUp function:
;;; AcadDoc.lsp
(acad-Push-DbMod)
(defun-q MyStartup ()
(acad-Pop-DbMod))
(setq S::Startup (append S::Startup MyStartup))
;;; end of AcadDoc.lsp
--
R. Robert Bell, MCSE
www.AcadX.com
"Slawomir Popiel" wrote in message
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| Go to your project directory and start a session by double click on the
file
| you need. That will open abs session with the only drawing that you
clicked
| on, opened.
| sp
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|
| "WICK" wrote in message
| news:f1a329e.-1@WebX.maYIadrTaRb...
| > Is there a way to get rid of Drawing1 upon start up of AutoCAD or to be
| able to shut down without it asking if you want to save Drawing1 if you
| havent worked that drawing? When I start, I open a drawing that has
already
| been created. In previous releases, when closing AutoCAD, it would just
| close. It wouldnt ask anything about Drawing1 if there wasnt any work done
| in it.
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