StykFacE
16th Jan 2012, 04:42 pm
I'm wanting to know if I can open a program (or any file rather) directly from AutoCAD? What I'm trying to accomplish is this:
We are building a library of Tool Palettes that are "client specific" with use of Profiles in AutoCAD. At the top of each group of Tool Palettes we want an "Info" tab. From there, they can click an icon that will bring up the PDF document of the standards we receive from the client, so that if there's any confusion the drafter can always rely on the Info Tab of the Tool Palettes. We'll also want to link to other things, such as Word documents, maybe a job directory, Excel files with certain job schedules, etc.
Can this be done with ease? I've been trying to type into the Command Line path directories after initiating the SHELL command but I'm coming up way empty handed.
Thanks in advance. 8)
We are building a library of Tool Palettes that are "client specific" with use of Profiles in AutoCAD. At the top of each group of Tool Palettes we want an "Info" tab. From there, they can click an icon that will bring up the PDF document of the standards we receive from the client, so that if there's any confusion the drafter can always rely on the Info Tab of the Tool Palettes. We'll also want to link to other things, such as Word documents, maybe a job directory, Excel files with certain job schedules, etc.
Can this be done with ease? I've been trying to type into the Command Line path directories after initiating the SHELL command but I'm coming up way empty handed.
Thanks in advance. 8)