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I get an invalid argument error message when closing a large .iam file. Any suggestions? Is the a way to recover a file? I have tried rebuild all and problem still occurs.
Do you have a saved version in the "OldVersions" folder that will open and
save?
How large is the assembly?
What sort of operations have you done in the model since it last saved?
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done that. I back up this project once a week on CD. I can't find where it originated. And I can't go back too far without losing my changes / additions to project. AutoCAD has a file recover. Is there something like that for IV9?
Recovery is the intended purpose of the "Old Versions" - you should be able
to get back to a good state from the last saved version - in theory you'd
only lose a day.
Have you tried to "restore" a version of the assembly from the Old Version
folder?
True, I agree. But what happens when an error occurs, lets say 10 days ago, and the old version has been overwritten three times. The error actually occurs during that time. If work is backed up to another source, do you lose 10 days of work?. Just food for thought.
