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    *Mike Kiekover

    Xref Man. Broke in 2006

    50 Views, 4 Replies
    04-02-2007 07:37 AM
    The Xref manager in AutoCAD 2006 is broke after installing vault. I no
    longer have the option to toggle an Xref between "attached" and "overlay".
    Is ther a fix for this (other than detach and re-attach)?

    It's also difficult to update a saved path if the Xref is found in a
    different location. Simply browsing to the file in it's "found" location and
    selecting the file updates the saved path on ACAD 2007, but not in 2006. I
    have to de-tach and re-attach again.

    Not as big an issue in vaulted files, but we're just getting vault
    implemented and still have a lot of users that will be working the old
    fashioned way for a while.

    Mike
    Please use plain text.
    *KooCheeKit \(Autodesk\)

    Re: Xref Man. Broke in 2006

    04-02-2007 11:42 PM in reply to: *Mike Kiekover
    Hi Mike,

    The users can invoke the Classic Xref Manager in AutoCAD 2006 installed with
    Vault by typing '.xref' at the AutoCAD 2006 command line. This should allow
    the users to continue to work productive using the previous Xref Manager
    while getting used to the new Xref Manager. In AutoCAD 2007 and onward, the
    command to invoke the Classic Xref Manager is 'classicxref'.

    Chee Kit


    "Mike Kiekover" wrote in message
    news:5538397@discussion.autodesk.com...
    The Xref manager in AutoCAD 2006 is broke after installing vault. I no
    longer have the option to toggle an Xref between "attached" and "overlay".
    Is ther a fix for this (other than detach and re-attach)?

    It's also difficult to update a saved path if the Xref is found in a
    different location. Simply browsing to the file in it's "found" location and
    selecting the file updates the saved path on ACAD 2007, but not in 2006. I
    have to de-tach and re-attach again.

    Not as big an issue in vaulted files, but we're just getting vault
    implemented and still have a lot of users that will be working the old
    fashioned way for a while.

    Mike
    Please use plain text.
    *Mike Kiekover

    Re: Xref Man. Broke in 2006

    04-03-2007 02:09 PM in reply to: *Mike Kiekover
    Thanks

    That'l work

    Mike


    "KooCheeKit (Autodesk)" wrote in message
    news:5539408@discussion.autodesk.com...
    Hi Mike,

    The users can invoke the Classic Xref Manager in AutoCAD 2006 installed with
    Vault by typing '.xref' at the AutoCAD 2006 command line. This should allow
    the users to continue to work productive using the previous Xref Manager
    while getting used to the new Xref Manager. In AutoCAD 2007 and onward, the
    command to invoke the Classic Xref Manager is 'classicxref'.

    Chee Kit


    "Mike Kiekover" wrote in message
    news:5538397@discussion.autodesk.com...
    The Xref manager in AutoCAD 2006 is broke after installing vault. I no
    longer have the option to toggle an Xref between "attached" and "overlay".
    Is ther a fix for this (other than detach and re-attach)?

    It's also difficult to update a saved path if the Xref is found in a
    different location. Simply browsing to the file in it's "found" location and
    selecting the file updates the saved path on ACAD 2007, but not in 2006. I
    have to de-tach and re-attach again.

    Not as big an issue in vaulted files, but we're just getting vault
    implemented and still have a lot of users that will be working the old
    fashioned way for a while.

    Mike
    Please use plain text.
    *Catherine Li \(Autodesk\)

    Re: Xref Man. Broke in 2006

    04-04-2007 01:47 AM in reply to: *Mike Kiekover
    Hi Mike,

    In the lower half part of the new (not classic one) xref manager, there is
    a field 'Type' for you 'to toggle between 'attached' and 'overlay', and
    another field 'Found At for you to update xref to a new location. I think
    these are the same functionalities as those with the classic xref manager.
    Click corresponding field for your editing.

    if you choose to update the xref attachment type and found at path with the
    classic xref manager, after doing your edit and closing it, in the new xref
    manager, you just need to click the refresh button on the new xref manager,
    then the newly updated information will be reflected there.

    Hope this help,
    Catherine

    "Mike Kiekover" wrote in message
    news:5540473@discussion.autodesk.com...
    Thanks

    That'l work

    Mike


    "KooCheeKit (Autodesk)" wrote in message
    news:5539408@discussion.autodesk.com...
    Hi Mike,

    The users can invoke the Classic Xref Manager in AutoCAD 2006 installed with
    Vault by typing '.xref' at the AutoCAD 2006 command line. This should allow
    the users to continue to work productive using the previous Xref Manager
    while getting used to the new Xref Manager. In AutoCAD 2007 and onward, the
    command to invoke the Classic Xref Manager is 'classicxref'.

    Chee Kit


    "Mike Kiekover" wrote in message
    news:5538397@discussion.autodesk.com...
    The Xref manager in AutoCAD 2006 is broke after installing vault. I no
    longer have the option to toggle an Xref between "attached" and "overlay".
    Is ther a fix for this (other than detach and re-attach)?

    It's also difficult to update a saved path if the Xref is found in a
    different location. Simply browsing to the file in it's "found" location and
    selecting the file updates the saved path on ACAD 2007, but not in 2006. I
    have to de-tach and re-attach again.

    Not as big an issue in vaulted files, but we're just getting vault
    implemented and still have a lot of users that will be working the old
    fashioned way for a while.

    Mike
    Please use plain text.
    *Catherine Li \(Autodesk\)

    Re: Xref Man. Broke in 2006

    04-04-2007 02:46 AM in reply to: *Mike Kiekover
    The functionality I mentioned below is avilable in AutoCAD 2007. sorry about
    this...
    Catherine
    "Catherine Li (Autodesk)" wrote in
    message news:5540864@discussion.autodesk.com...
    Hi Mike,

    In the lower half part of the new (not classic one) xref manager, there is
    a field 'Type' for you 'to toggle between 'attached' and 'overlay', and
    another field 'Found At for you to update xref to a new location. I think
    these are the same functionalities as those with the classic xref manager.
    Click corresponding field for your editing.

    if you choose to update the xref attachment type and found at path with the
    classic xref manager, after doing your edit and closing it, in the new xref
    manager, you just need to click the refresh button on the new xref manager,
    then the newly updated information will be reflected there.

    Hope this help,
    Catherine

    "Mike Kiekover" wrote in message
    news:5540473@discussion.autodesk.com...
    Thanks

    That'l work

    Mike


    "KooCheeKit (Autodesk)" wrote in message
    news:5539408@discussion.autodesk.com...
    Hi Mike,

    The users can invoke the Classic Xref Manager in AutoCAD 2006 installed with
    Vault by typing '.xref' at the AutoCAD 2006 command line. This should allow
    the users to continue to work productive using the previous Xref Manager
    while getting used to the new Xref Manager. In AutoCAD 2007 and onward, the
    command to invoke the Classic Xref Manager is 'classicxref'.

    Chee Kit


    "Mike Kiekover" wrote in message
    news:5538397@discussion.autodesk.com...
    The Xref manager in AutoCAD 2006 is broke after installing vault. I no
    longer have the option to toggle an Xref between "attached" and "overlay".
    Is ther a fix for this (other than detach and re-attach)?

    It's also difficult to update a saved path if the Xref is found in a
    different location. Simply browsing to the file in it's "found" location and
    selecting the file updates the saved path on ACAD 2007, but not in 2006. I
    have to de-tach and re-attach again.

    Not as big an issue in vaulted files, but we're just getting vault
    implemented and still have a lot of users that will be working the old
    fashioned way for a while.

    Mike
    Please use plain text.