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Missing Xref manager
There is no longer an Xref manager on my AutoCad LT 2012 program. How do I get it back? I need to detach an Xref & attach another.
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does CLASSICXREF work?
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though solutions on this thread is for AutoCAD Architecture and more current versions, you may want to give it a go:
Solved: Re: Lost the xref pallet / dialog box - Autodesk Community - AutoCAD Architecture
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Check out the suggestion from this link:
Please select the "Accept as Solution" button if my post solves your issue or answers your question.
Emilio Valentin
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Not sure if that link applies since I believe the OP refers to Xref Manager which is the External Reference Palette and not a dialog box window like ClassicXref
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O no you upgraded to the dreaded Windows 11 OS without first checking if the decade old AutoCAD version you are using supports this new OS. I’m surprised you were even successful in reinstalling such an older version on this newer OS and even activated this decade old program which Autodesk no longer supports. You can either downgrade back to Windows 10 or get another computer that has the older OS and install your old AutoCAD on that and hopefully you are successful in activating that there. Otherwise your probono work days are over at least with AutoCAD
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As a person who is about to complete my 83rd circumnavigation of our solar system, I was not raised with a $1,000 computer in my hand at all times. I have seen them used to amuse kids who were still in high chairs. Their progeny will probably be born with them already attached. I will admit to not being any type of tech "Guru." I expect things to work like my grandmother's skillet - Forever! Shame on Microsoft & the entire OS community for not making EVERYTHING backwards compatible. Granted, the market for products would eventually become exhausted unless businesses could come up with ever more desirable & long lasting products. However, THAT is the mission of most manufacturers, or it should be.
Just my thinking,
Ron Wilson
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