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"kgerew" <See
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if the viewports are turned "off" .... look at the properties of the viewport
... on should say "yes"
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if the viewports are turned "off" .... look at the properties of the viewport
... on should say "yes"
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"Jason Rhymes" <
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Check your autosave and your .bak files to see if
you can still anything from them.
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"kgerew" <See
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if the viewports are turned "off" .... look at the properties of the
viewport ... on should say "yes"
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"kgerew" <Have
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seen that before ... I believe the viewports are corrupt ... can u make the
custom scale 0? Did you look in your temp directory for a saved copy of the
file before it crashed? would have a .sv$ extension ... u may be able to make
it a .dwg and get closer to where u were.
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"Leah-Kim Cseh" <
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Kenneth,
Setting the custom scale to 0
gives me a zoom extents...but it then drags all the dimensions off into
strange places...I am still trying...I changed the location of my files a few
months back and didn't realize that all the custom file location paths I had
set up were no longer valid...it doesn't look like the autosaves were going
anywhere...I have put this little excercise down as one of the dumber things I
have done! Looks like I have pretty much trashed a days worth of
work! I will try some other things...so please let me know if you have
any other ideas...thanks for your help!
Leah-Kim
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"kgerew" <Have
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seen that before ... I believe the viewports are corrupt ... can u make the
custom scale 0? Did you look in your temp directory for a saved copy of the
file before it crashed? would have a .sv$ extension ... u may be able to
make it a .dwg and get closer to where u
were.
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Can you post the file in customer-files?
Maybe we can all try to help solve the problem.
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"Leah-Kim Cseh" <
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Kenneth,
Setting the custom scale to
0 gives me a zoom extents...but it then drags all the dimensions off into
strange places...I am still trying...I changed the location of my files a
few months back and didn't realize that all the custom file location paths I
had set up were no longer valid...it doesn't look like the autosaves were
going anywhere...I have put this little excercise down as one of the dumber
things I have done! Looks like I have pretty much trashed a days worth
of work! I will try some other things...so please let me know if you
have any other ideas...thanks for your help!
Leah-Kim
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"kgerew" <Have
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seen that before ... I believe the viewports are corrupt ... can u make
the custom scale 0? Did you look in your temp directory for a saved copy
of the file before it crashed? would have a .sv$ extension ... u may be
able to make it a .dwg and get closer to where u
were.
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"Andy Rollins" <
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Just a note about your autosaves. It works
quite differently from the yesteryears of autocad. Now.. when you
successfully open and close a session of autocad, the program gets rid of your
autosaves. So, if you get a big crash, go check and move that autosave
file from it's location before you start opening and closing autocad
again. (I kinda miss the old system too)
--
Andy Rollins
CAD Manager
Jones
& Beach Engineers, Inc.