I'm wondering how you can control the folder(s) within Vault that received JPG images attached to AutoCAD drawings. Here's the scenario:
1) User attaches a small JPG. Say it's full path name is C:\stds\jpegimages\XXX\myimage.jpg
2) User checks his AutoCAD drawing into Vault into the "ABC" folder.
When the user does this, a folder named "XXX" is created under the ABC folder. Somehow, Vault is assuming that a) I don't want it in the ABC folder (true) and b) that I must want it in a folder named XXX (not true). There is a folder in which these images are supposed to be placed; it's just not XXX.
Any suggestions on how to control the creation of this folder?
Note an alternative I suppose would be if the AutoCAD "imageattach" command could source images from Vault, but I don't see any obvious way to do this either.
Dan
You may want to take a look of the discussion below. It's about checking in .dwg xref on a network drive into a vault library folder.
http://forums.autodesk.com/t5/Autodesk-Vault/XREF-and-Support-paths-Query/m-p/3239428#M39659
If you can provide the folder structure of the drawing files and the vault working folder, there might be other ways to get what you want.
"Attach from Vault" command sources image (among a few other file types) from vault.