I am running into the message:
Warning: Drawing {drawing name} was created with a version of coordinate system {coordinate system name} that is different from the version installed on your system...
Its a nag screen that comes up when you open a drawing or publish drawings.
For a long time, I knew who created the coord system causing the problem, and copied their:
C:\ProgramData\Autodesk\Geospatial Coordinate Systems\
to all machines.
Now, that persons machine is rebuilt, and they get the message too, but hit ok manually.
Its not a real problem, just a nag screen.
I need to clean it out or find some way to stop it.
I hope the answer is not to open every drawing and use ADESETCRDSYS.
internal protected virtual unsafe Human() : mostlyHarmless
I'm just here for the Shelties
Hello
Assuming you have ACAD MAP or ACAD CIVIL !?
My first and quick answer would be : open each DWG
ADESETCRDSYS <Enter>
. (YES a Point)
and Close and ReSave ...
So now the current DWG has NO Coordinate System !
This could be scripted for N DWGs ... with CMDDIA = 0
with this command line: (command "ADESETCRDSYS" "C" "." "_EX")
But you want an other solution ...
Regards, Patrice (I am not an Autodesk Advisor)
Patrice BRAUD
yes, I have civil3d.
The lousy thing about my problem is the system that its erroring on is exactly the one we normally work in - "CA83-VIF".
You would think after all these years Autodesk would have learned not to nag us with dialogs we have to say ok to unless its critical.
One more thing to make me not want to use autodesk's verticals.
internal protected virtual unsafe Human() : mostlyHarmless
I'm just here for the Shelties