I haven’t seen it if its there, but with any software there are small defects that are overlooked during test. So has 2005 been bug or behaves strangely. then 2000i (avoiding 2001 possibly), 2002, 2004 and now 2005 breaks that thinking. So if you look at the pattern since R13 there has not been an off number because with R15 they switched to R2000 instead. Many people believed Autodesk was avoiding Odd releases in numbers since AutoCAD R13 was such a big mess. I have been using AutoCAD 2005 since it first shipped and have not really encountered much for defects in the software. As for right now, I would recommend not reallying on the Autosave always being upto date if you need to recover it. I hope the behavior is modified in a future release so that every 5 or 10 minutes, or whatever the user has chosen as the time interval it will be honored by AutoCAD. Other things that might be of interest are the system variables ISAVEBAK (Determines if a BAK file should be created or not) and SAVETIME (The interval of time in which an Autosave file should be created after). Some additional information on changing the Autosave time and whether a backup file is created when doing a save can be found under a couple different topics in the Options command found in the online help. This lets you know that no Autosave is currently in progress. The difference is on the line "Next automatic save in:". Last updated: Monday, Augat 4:40:45:123 PM Below is what the Command Line looks like after running the time command before a save is done and then after a save is completed.Ĭurrent time: Monday, Augat 4:40:46:845 PM
This could leave them seconds or minutes apart from each other. So if you have ten drawings open each is counting down individually from the first modification. Each drawing has it's own Autosave time interval and this is assigned upon the first modification done to the drawing. You can actually tell in AutoCAD when the next Autosave is going to take place by using the TIME command at the Command Line. In this case your best bet is to try and go after the back up file, which should be located in the same folder as the drawing that you are working on. So if you have a habit of saving every couple of operations your computer may not have many Autosave files on it. The Autosave time is reset after each Save, Qsave or SaveAs that the user might perform. Well, Why is this might you ask? This behavior is the pitfall in the Autosave feature. Have you ever noticed at times that your Autosave file might not have the most recent changes in it over the last hour, but your Autosave is set to happen every 5 or 10 minutes? It has bailed some of us out of some tight spots at times, but there is one large pitfall to this functionality. Which by far for many others and me out there I am sure, it became a way of life after Hatching and Dimensioning in AutoCAD. So what does this have anything to do with AutoCAD R13? AutoCAD R13 introduced a feature called Automatic save or Autosave. Have you ever crashed AutoCAD before? If not then you are very lucky user or may have never used AutoCAD R13. To find out more by visiting the Autodesk Legacy Program site. If you are still using AutoCAD® Release 14, AutoCAD 2000, or any other retired Autodesk product, you may be eligible to save up to 30% on each replacement seat you buy. "Now is a great time to buy new Autodesk® software.
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Read the full article from the Autodesk website here.ĭon't have AutoCAD 2000i you say. The following Autodesk products will be retired on January 15, 2005:Īutodesk® Mechanical Desktop® Power Pack 5 I have included a list of the products from the Autodesk website that are in this cutoff, you will want to check to see if yours might be there. Autodesk has a deal until Octofor those that upgrade from 2000i will receive a 20% off discount. As time approaches towards January 15, 2005, your chances to upgrade to the latest version is shrinking.
If you are still a user of AutoCAD 2000i, a vertical that is based on AutoCAD 2000i or Inventor 6 you might want to think about upgrading soon.
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