This issue is probably general AutoCAD... The standard response to closing a displayed DWG file with DBMOD sitting at anything other than 0 is a generic "Save changes to xxx.dwg?". This dialog gives NO INDICATION whether the "change" detected is due to an actual grapical or SYSVAR change to the DWG or whether it is nothing more than a PAN or a ZOOM to the dwg file, perhaps opened 8 hours prior and hidden behind dozens of other drawings on user's screen all day. Now, it's 5pm and time to shut down. Unfortunately,the user is presented with a dozen "Save Changes?" decisions as he tries to close down. "Did I make a graphical change to this drawing many hours ago?... or did I just open this DWG and pan over to the title block?" Suggestion 1 - The "Save Changes to xxx.dwg" dialog has A LOT of white space. At a minimum, please consider displaying the active drawing's DBMOD value in the dialog's corner. With practice, the user will soon learn what values can be ignored with a "No" response and which need a "Yes" response to "save the changes". Better yet, add some notation indicating the severity of the change -- graphics/Sysvar or just display zoom/pan change. Suggestion 2 - Add some System Variable that will suppress display of "Save Changes" when there is nothing changed beyond the equivalent of a Pan/Zoom done to the displayed drawing. Many thanks, Nate Holt. Toledo, OH
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