ADLM QUESTION

[Anonymous]

I there a setting in ADLM or something that if a user is inactive for a
period of time that it kicks you out of AutoCAD? This has happened to me
several times.

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[Anonymous]

There is no such setting in the adlm that will kick you off for inactivity. It's a
wishlist item.

hth

jason martin
frankfurt-short-bruza

"Keith" wrote in message
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> I there a setting in ADLM or something that if a user is inactive for a
> period of time that it kicks you out of AutoCAD? This has happened to me
> several times.
>
> --
> remove".ns" to email
>
>

[Anonymous]

Anyone have any idea what could cause it to just kick you out, no errors, no
warning??


jason martin wrote in message
news:2D3E222A428E9027928E52319C1D42E7@in.WebX.maYIadrTaRb...
> There is no such setting in the adlm that will kick you off for
inactivity. It's a
> wishlist item.
>
> hth
>
> jason martin
> frankfurt-short-bruza
>
> "Keith" wrote in message
> news:4E7434F15338F8746B72843661F8A05C@in.WebX.maYIadrTaRb...
> > I there a setting in ADLM or something that if a user is inactive for a
> > period of time that it kicks you out of AutoCAD? This has happened to
me
> > several times.
> >
> > --
> > remove".ns" to email
> >
> >
>
>

[Anonymous]

You might check your server for that one. I've heard of utilities that like
an Outlook program is set up with time - outs. These are normally free up
bandwidth and licenses.You should check the intervals of the boot outs.

Dave