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Inside of AutoCAD 2002 a user goes to file, save as, selects the Buzzsaw icon in the "Frequently Used Places" list on the left hand side of the save as dialog box. A "buzzsaw.com ProjectPoint" dialog box appears with the message "Once you have installed ProjectPoint click OK to Continue".
The user has the lastest Buzzsaw client installed, can login to the site and perform all other tasks...
I think the old AutoCAD is looking for "C:\Program
Files\Buzzsaw.com ProjectPoint" but you probably have something like "C:\Program
Files\ProjectPoint," or "C:\Program Files\ProjectPoint 5" or something like
that. It thinks you don't have ProjectPoint installed. My guess is that you just
need to make a dummy directory to trick it. Someone from tech support can
confirm.
Inside
of AutoCAD 2002 a user goes to file, save as, selects the Buzzsaw icon in the
"Frequently Used Places" list on the left hand side of the save as dialog box.
A "buzzsaw.com ProjectPoint" dialog box appears with the message "Once you
have installed ProjectPoint click OK to Continue".
The user has the lastest Buzzsaw client installed, can login to the site
and perform all other tasks...
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