I recently uploaded my subscription to Autocad LT 2021.
Should I remove Autocad LT 2020 from my computer?
I recently uploaded my subscription to Autocad LT 2021.
Should I remove Autocad LT 2020 from my computer?
you don't need to
since your on subscription you can have both installed
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you don't need to
since your on subscription you can have both installed
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Thanks, so there shouldn't be any conflict?
Every now and then, I try to open a drawing from within Autocad, and I get a message that the file is not valid.
My work around is to open windows explorer, find the dwg, right click, and select open with Autocad 2021.
It's OK, but this "drawing file is not valid" is a little annoying - Xrefs created with older versions problem?
Thanks,
Frank.
Thanks, so there shouldn't be any conflict?
Every now and then, I try to open a drawing from within Autocad, and I get a message that the file is not valid.
My work around is to open windows explorer, find the dwg, right click, and select open with Autocad 2021.
It's OK, but this "drawing file is not valid" is a little annoying - Xrefs created with older versions problem?
Thanks,
Frank.
That should not be an issue with 2020 and 2021. It's the same DWG format (AutoCAD DWG 2018) - all the way from version 2018 to version 2021.
That should not be an issue with 2020 and 2021. It's the same DWG format (AutoCAD DWG 2018) - all the way from version 2018 to version 2021.
Still is unable to open drawings that have been saved to the cloud and worked on remotely by my employee. I have to open the XREFs first, save, and then open the file. He is working on Auticad 2017.
Still is unable to open drawings that have been saved to the cloud and worked on remotely by my employee. I have to open the XREFs first, save, and then open the file. He is working on Auticad 2017.
FWIW - I would never trust "Saving to the cloud" for the very reason you mention @Anonymous
Follow what @pendean said for a test.
FWIW - I would never trust "Saving to the cloud" for the very reason you mention @Anonymous
Follow what @pendean said for a test.
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