AUTOCAD 2010 file in a previous version of AUTOCAD 2006

How do you open a AUTOCAD 2010 file in a previous version of AUTOCAD

2006 ?is there any way to do this?

How do you open a AUTOCAD 2010 file in a previous version of AUTOCAD

2006 ?is there any way to do this?

How do you open a AUTOCAD 2010 file in a previous version of AUTOCAD

2006 ?is there any way to do this?

In AutoCAD 2010 set to save as earlier version

or

assuming you don't have access to AutoCAD 2010 download free DWG True View (or something like that) and save to earlier version.

How do you open a AUTOCAD 2010 file in a previous version of AUTOCAD

 

2006 ?is there any way to do this?

Try not to ask a new question in an existing thread, please.

You will have to use some sort of conversion program like the free Autodesk program TrueView. You can use it to convert, or maybe you can open it in 2010 and save as a previous version.

How do you open a AUTOCAD 2010 file in a previous version of AUTOCAD

 

2006 ?is there any way to do this?

Try not to ask a new question in an existing thread, please.

 

You will have to use some sort of conversion program like the free Autodesk program TrueView. You can use it to convert, or maybe you can open it in 2010 and save as a previous version.

or even ask the people who sent you the file to save it down.

Maahi, I have merged all of your posts together into this one thread.

In the future, please don't post the same question multiple times and please don't post questions in other people's threads. Just create a new thread, post your question and wait for replies.

Maahi, I have merged all of your posts together into this one thread.

I feel so violated.

huh.. shows he has two posts, but there's three in here.. Hold me.

huh.. shows he has two posts, but there's three in here.. Hold me.

huh.. shows he has two posts, but there's three in here.. Hold me.

Yeah, I'm not sure why that is? It could be because I deleted one of them previously, and then restored it when I merged the threads.

Yeah, I'm not sure why that is? It could be because I deleted one of them previously, and then restored it when I merged the threads.

Either CADTutor is haunted or maahi is a virus.

You know.. they probably would have gotten more attention if their first post was as large as their second and third posts they posted within 3 minutes.

They might not have had to wait a whole 24 minutes for a reply. The red ink was good.. but larger, and possibly all caps, would have gotten the job done so much quicker.

Throw some animated sparkly gifs in there and hot damn.. folks would be replying before they hit the post button.

You know.. they probably would have gotten more attention if their first post was as large as their second and third posts they posted within 3 minutes.

 

They might not have had to wait a whole 24 minutes for a reply. The red ink was good.. but larger, and possibly all caps, would have gotten the job done so much quicker.

 

Throw some animated sparkly gifs in there and hot damn.. folks would be replying before they hit the post button.

LoL I know I would.

I was thinking the same thing.

Yeah, I'm not sure why that is? It could be because I deleted one of them previously, and then restored it when I merged the threads.

I've seen this before on Autocadeverything.

I deleted all of a spammers reported posts, but then later found others that weren't in his post count.

I think its a vbulletin thing with the post count when you ban someone or delete the posts.