"Yes to All", what does that mean?

[karthur1]

To me "Yes to All" means that the next time this prompt comes up, Inventor should not show this prompt, but automatically select "yes" and continue.

It obviously means something different to Inventor, because while opening an assembly, I am continously shown this prompt on several different files. I would like to select this ONE TIME and let Inventor go on about its buisness of opening the assembly.....

Better yet, why does this not have "Prompt" setting, so this can be changed to "yes" and "Never prompt"? I have noticed several other messages that do not allow us to set the prompts.

[JDMather]

>I have noticed several other messages that do not allow us to set the prompts.

Always the most aggravating ones.

[billco-mfg]

That bugs me too. I think it might display the to-all options when asking about sub assemblies. Choosing one of them might avoid the prompts for the children of that sub. I haven't taken the time to see if my guess is correct.

[Anonymous]

In Inventor, go to Vault > Options. You can change prompts ( not this one)
there. Be very careful how you set them.

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To me "Yes to All" means that the next time this prompt comes up, Inventor
should not show this prompt, but automatically select "yes" and continue.

It obviously means something different to Inventor, because while opening an
assembly, I am continously shown this prompt on several different files. I
would like to select this ONE TIME and let Inventor go on about its buisness
of opening the assembly.....

Better yet, why does this not have "Prompt" setting, so this can be changed
to
"yes" and "Never prompt"? I have noticed several other messages that do
not allow us to set the prompts.

[karthur1]

I have not changed any of the dialog suppressions in Vault>Options. I like to know what Vault is doing.

Vault> Options does not have anything to do with this dialog popping up when I open an assembly. If it would just obey me when I tell it "Yes to All" or "No to All". Instead, it just keeps asking and I have to sit there and keep punching it over and over.

[DeerSpotter]

bump,

2010 autocad. same problem

[JDMather]

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@m.teleguz1 wrote:

bump,

2010 autocad. same problem

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You should post this in the AutoCAD forum.

http://forums.autodesk.com/t5/AutoCAD-2010/bd-p/360

[DeerSpotter]

sorry inventor long day... 😕