Afternoon,
I have noticed a similar thread asking my problem but it was not answered, so I will ask it again perhaps clearer!?
I have Autocad LT 2012 and have an amount of customization (mainly small toolbars with blocks to insert on them like our library for different topics)
I have bought a new PC (windows 8.1) and installed Autocad LT 2015 as a trial version before I sort the licence out.
As I don't have a version of Autocad on this PC I am unsure how I am able to get my customization on this 2015 version.
Under the migrate custom settings facility on my old pc my options from my 2012 copy are to
migrate from a previous release,or
import Autocad LT 21012 settings, or
export Autocad LT 2012 settings.
I have chosen export Autocad LT 2012 settings and it creates a zip folder of my settings, which I have used to put on other Autocad LT 2012 copies we have.
The question is quite simply how do I get my 2012 custom settings into 2015? Surely this has to be possible? I hope it is!
Thanks in advance,
Ross (a little bit desperate)
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Ahhh! What a cracking idea, thanks and yes all sorted, phew cheers, I'm now confident that I will be okay to upgrade all copies we have from 2012 to 2015 as we pay for subs.
I didn't think I could install 2012 as I had already installed 2015 on the new pc, so I did and then imported Autocad LT 2012 settings and browsed to the zip file on the network. Yes they appeared but as you say I had to dig around to get blocks and icons showing not sure the right way but I have it sorted, blocks were in a folder on server not sure where the icons are, so in cui I edited the icon put an extra dot on and save and then Acad seems to find them all?
I was surprised to see the old classic style toolbars appear, I thought 2015 didn't allow them and I thought our custom toolbars would have to appear within a ribbon?
Thanks again
(A happy) Ross