First off, this is my current machine:
27-inch iMac
3.4GHz Intel Core i7
8GB 1333 MHz DDR3
Mac OS X Lion 10.7
Here is my issue. I WAS running Architectural Desktop 3.3 (I know EXTREMELY OLD) on a PC. Recently purchased new iMac running AutoCad 2012 for Mac and have been transferring files from the old machine to the new one.
After transferring the files, I open AutoCad for Mac, edit a file, save the file, and close AutoCad. When I go to the location of my recently transferred files, ALL of the files (except the file I editted and saved) have disappeared. This includes, DWGs, PDFs, JPGs, Word Documents, etc.
The Harddrive available space is the same as it was before I transferred the files. The trash is empty. Other than the One file I editted, it appears that I never transferred the files in the first place.
I've tried it multiple times... with multiple flashdrives... to multiple folders... and it keeps doing the same thing.
HELP!!!!
Picture 1: Shows available disk space as 987.34 GB before transferring the files.
Picture 2: Shows available disk space as 986.41 GB after transferring the files.
Picture 3: After Editting and saving a file... the files that were transferred have disappeared. Available space has reverted to 987.34 GB available. Trash is empty.
Downloaded the patch.
Replicated the process I had issues with before, and the files are no longer being deleted.
However, once I save a drawing and close it, autocad freezes, crashes, and I get the Send Error report pop up.
So... improved, but still screwy.
@Anonymous wrote:However, once I save a drawing and close it, autocad freezes, crashes, and I get the Send Error report pop up.
Does this happens always? with every file?
Maxim
Just files that are located within a folder with "#" in the name.
Doesn't crash in files located in folders without.
Hi,
Have you sent the crash report after quit crash?
If you send, can you give me your e-mail address which used to send crash report?
I will try to repro this and keep on tracking with it.
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