AutoCAD: Open/Save Window Missing
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pierrrou
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Pnic974 -
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Hello,
In AutoCAD, after opening a suspicious file I believe, my open/save window no longer appears, it shows up in the command line, so it's a hassle to type everything by hand... does anyone have an idea how to restore it?
Thanks in advance!!!
In AutoCAD, after opening a suspicious file I believe, my open/save window no longer appears, it shows up in the command line, so it's a hassle to type everything by hand... does anyone have an idea how to restore it?
Thanks in advance!!!
5 answers
Good evening,
There is an environment variable that allows the opening or not of dialog boxes:
FILEDIA (to be typed in the command line) Its default value is 1 (opening of dialog boxes).
First, you need to check this variable (which should be set to 1).
Otherwise, for your information, when FILEDIA is set to 0, it is still possible to open dialog boxes by prefixing the command with a ~. In this example:
Command: ~open.
This is done for writing programs (LISP, etc.), which is very impractical by hand...
PS: you also need to ensure that CMDDIA is equal to 1..
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If you need anything, just let me know.
There is an environment variable that allows the opening or not of dialog boxes:
FILEDIA (to be typed in the command line) Its default value is 1 (opening of dialog boxes).
First, you need to check this variable (which should be set to 1).
Otherwise, for your information, when FILEDIA is set to 0, it is still possible to open dialog boxes by prefixing the command with a ~. In this example:
Command: ~open.
This is done for writing programs (LISP, etc.), which is very impractical by hand...
PS: you also need to ensure that CMDDIA is equal to 1..
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If you need anything, just let me know.
ziz
Thank you very much dobo69. You have provided a great help.
Gaetan
A huge thank you for this information.