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I have a question about converting a AutoCAD 2000 file with several layouts to AutoCAD R-14, Our AutoCAD 2002 is installed on 1 computer until the computers arrive, the architect puts the plan view of the floorplan in one of the several layouts. Do I need to wblock the plan view layout into a seperate file, then do a file save as R-14. the model space has more drawings that we do not need and the drawing we need are not displayed in model space.
You will have to do a save as from each layout space and save the
drawings with slightly different names. R14 has only 1 paper space and
can only see the active layout space at the time the drawing was saved.
autocadmichael wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have a question about converting a AutoCAD 2000 file with several
> layouts to AutoCAD R-14, Our AutoCAD 2002 is installed on 1 computer
> until the computers arrive, the architect puts the plan view of the
> floorplan in one of the several layouts. Do I need to wblock the plan
> view layout into a seperate file, then do a file save as R-14. the
> model space has more drawings that we do not need and the drawing we
> need are not displayed in model space.
