file size

[shavezkhan]

 using autocad 2014

i get this file 28 mb if i use this one than system work very slow i want to reduce the file size

to reduce this one i try my best

with w block

dxf out

exporttautocad

recover

all these command but still same problem

i have attached that file

[Ajilal.Vijayan]

try this purge command

https://apps.exchange.autodesk.com/ACD/en/Detail/Index?id=appstore.exchange.autodesk.com%3adrawingpu...

[shavezkhan]

ALREADY USED PURGE COMMAND & AUDIT

RECOVER

[imadHabash]

Hi,

i think that this matter have been discussed a lot here and there, and you can found a lot of opinions.

any way.... look forward DGN hotfix files to solve your problem.

you can follow  ( http://knowledge.autodesk.com/support/autocad/troubleshooting/caas/sfdcarticles/sfdcarticles/AutoCAD... )

i hope it's help

[shavezkhan]

I NOT UNDERSTAND HOW I USE THIS

I HAVE LIMITED NET ACCESS

[shavezkhan]

I HAVE USE THIS ONE BUT STILL 12 MB FILE WHAT I WILL DO

[imadHabash]

use WBLOCK command and select all the drawing by window or crossing window.

don'y forget to name your new file in other place and watch size file.

Regards,

[shavezkhan]

i already try this w block than dxf out file purge audit
exporttautocad every command which i know to reduce the file size & those command works for another file but not for this one i dont know

[Ajilal.Vijayan]

Can you please upload the drawing ?

Zip the drawing file and upload.

[janingle5]

TRY TO USE -OVERKILL

[shavezkhan]

how i attached its 12 mb file not supporting here tell me plz

[shavezkhan]

i cant upload this after zip it is 11 mb file

[shavezkhan]

thanks friend but this overkill
dxf out w block
purge
dgn puge all these i have used

[pendean]

use a free service like DROPBOX or BOX.NET to share large files.

[Bob_Zurunkle]

OP you could try tracking down the cuplrit this way. First, save the original in a safe place and save a copy (we will work with the copy). Open a new, clean file. Isolate the first layer. Copy just what's on that layer to the same location in the new file. Save it and check the filesize. If it's good, then go back to the copy and erase what you just copied. Next, isolate the next layer and repeat the process. Eventually you will find one layer's worth of objects that suddenly bloats the file size. You should be able to undo that and bypass that layer's objects and finish copying the rest over. Then start another new file and copy the objects from the problem layer's set to it. At least you will have isolated the set of objects that contains the ones that are causing the bloating. From there you can copy small groups of objects to the target file until you identify which object or objects is/are causing your issue.

[shavezkhan]

i cant upload this file after zip it is 10 mb file