ADT Vs Autocad

[Anonymous]

Is there a way to load just Autocad without ADT? Please let me know.

Thanks

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Christian E. Bachman
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[Anonymous]

In your version, ADT and AutoCAD are one and the same.
Just don't use any AEC commands from any of the AEC pulldown
columns or toolbars.

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[Anonymous]

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Is there a way to load just Autocad without ADT? Please let me know.

Thanks

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Christian E. Bachman
Project Manager

Architechnics, Inc.
510 Maine St.
Quincy, IL 62301

Ph. 217.222.0554
Fx. 217.223.3361
Email: cbachman@architechnicsinc.com

[verinia]

There is no difference between AutoCAD and ADT it's all about what you want to use it for. If you don't use the ADT commands then you wouldn't know the difference. ie. ADT is just Plain Jane AutoCAD with a few bonus features that you can decide to use or not use.
ADT has all the capabilities of normal AutoCAD. If you don't want to use ADT commands, then ignore that they exist.
If you want to setup some of your basic toolbars for 2D drawing, do the following.
From pulldown menu go to: View/Toolbars
Select: Toolbar (tab)
Select:ACAD (menu)
Check: Draw, Inquiry, Modify, Object Properties, Shade, Standard Toolbar

[david21578]

Hello,
Move all AEC files(with aec prefix) from the ADT Root location . Move them to a backup directory. Example Aecloader30.arx . That All .
Optional - Change any menus that try to load AEC
Files so you don't receive error load messages.
This worked for me.
David