I work in an office where two of our workstations are running AutoCAD LT 2005 and two are running AutoCAD LT 2013. Whenever anyone in the office opens a dwg that was worked on by another version, the leaders, text, and arrows are skewed and off center. Is there any way to standardize the settings for these callouts between these two versions of AutoCAD LT?
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First of all look and see what is different about the two setups and how they are being used.
For instance are the 2013 folks using Multileaders and -EXPORTTOAUTOCAD to bust the file down to 2004 Format or just saving as a 2004 DWG or earlier?
Are all your variables the same? How about the Textstyles and Font files?
Start looking within your setups and post screen shots of the issues as well as a sample file if you are allowed.
Regards, Charles Shade
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Thank you for the response.
I'm surprised the leaders/arrows have anything to do with fonts, but I really have no idea how it's organized.
We had success by just copying the entire 2007 drawing into a newly opened blank drawing in 2014, then saving as a 2007 for other workstations to access. Hopefully there aren't many more problems like this.