This happens sometimes to me, I have yet to find a suitable reason for it.
My solution has been to copy everything to another drawing file and save that and throw the offending drawing file in the bin.

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Guys I have this kind of error:
Document "F:/autocadfiles/staircase.dwg" has a command in progress
When I attempt to save or print a drawing, the error comes out shown above and I can't continue the operation.
I'm trying to look what command is in progress but I can't find. I think all my work is ok... I don't know what is wrong and I have done so many edits on the drawing without saving it. Now I am pissed if I will cancel the current drawing I am working here bec. I have to start all over again.
Please help me guys. I gave up on searching...![]()
This happens sometimes to me, I have yet to find a suitable reason for it.
My solution has been to copy everything to another drawing file and save that and throw the offending drawing file in the bin.
Life doesn't suck, although we all go through periods when it may be easier to think that, than to discern the solution to whatever problem is the most formidable
at the moment in one's personal UCS.
Go to PLAN view instead. - Dadgad
This can be caused by the autosave feature.
Check back through your command history and see if an autosave occurred recently?
If so, then check that the autosave directory is not set to read-only.
Could be that this isn't it though as there seems to be 101 things that will trigger this.
Cheers
Dunno if this will work or not, But just hit ^C or ESC a few times. Then try.




I presume that you have bashed the ESC key a few dozen times![]()
Last edited by eldon; 4th Mar 2008 at 12:57 pm. Reason: I thought alan was be dismal after the cricket
Good one Eldon, great minds think alike.![]()
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Try "save as".
if it does not work try waht tiger is suggesting.

"save as" wont work but copying all the objects to another drawing file works fine. LolI never thought this kind of solution that is so easy even children can think of this. Shame on me
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Thanks for the quick reply guys. How can I find the command history and this autosave option?
Those who can find the exact solution of the problem, please post it here. Thank you.![]()



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Tools > Options > Automatic Save File Location > Pick a folder location.
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