"YES TO ALL" Button

[Anonymous]

Hi,

This is a simple question. I can't seem to find anywhere online. When working in AUTOCAD, is there a way when you have multiple files open, and click "CLOSE ALL", is there a way to say "Yes to all" when you have edits in Multiple files? or "No to All" if you don't want to save anything. 

[Anonymous]

Hi,

This is a simple question. I can't seem to find anywhere online. When working in AUTOCAD, is there a way when you have multiple files open, and click "CLOSE ALL", is there a way to say "Yes to all" when you have edits in Multiple files? or "No to All" if you don't want to save anything. 

[pendean]

Why don't you use SAVEALL command first, then CLOSEALL. That takes care of the first need.

For the second: if you already know you don't plan on saving any changes, why not open them in the first place with the OPEN READ-ONLY option in OPEN command.

[pendean]

Why don't you use SAVEALL command first, then CLOSEALL. That takes care of the first need.

For the second: if you already know you don't plan on saving any changes, why not open them in the first place with the OPEN READ-ONLY option in OPEN command.

[arshadmirza786]

Now some software are going to SAVE a step instead of two commands like attached 

I think we adopt the main stream technology and change our self to present condations

[arshadmirza786]

Now some software are going to SAVE a step instead of two commands like attached 

I think we adopt the main stream technology and change our self to present condations

[RobDraw]

Since "save all" has been covered I'll address the "No" side. If I know I am going to say "No" to all, I just hover a finger over the "N" key. I find it easier than clicking with the mouse.

[RobDraw]

Since "save all" has been covered I'll address the "No" side. If I know I am going to say "No" to all, I just hover a finger over the "N" key. I find it easier than clicking with the mouse.