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.PGP file in 2010?


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is there an ACAD.PGP file in 2010 and if so WHERE?

 

I can't find it to save my life.....:sweat:

 

2009 had an edit feature right in the pull down....

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type the below into the commandline; and it should reveal the location of acad.pgp:

(findfile "acad.pgp")

 

 

 

THANK YOU!

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In the Ribbon, Manage, Customization, Edit Aliases.

 

Other wise if the menu is showing, it is still under Tools, Customize, Edit Program Parameters.

 

Two different names, way to go Autodesk.

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type the below into the commandline; and it should reveal the location of acad.pgp:

(findfile "acad.pgp")

 

...and if you don't really care where it is, you just want to open and edit the file, you can do this.... :wink:

 

 

(startapp "notepad" (findfile "Acad.pgp"))

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In the Ribbon, Manage, Customization, Edit Aliases.

 

Other wise if the menu is showing, it is still under Tools, Customize, Edit Program Parameters.

 

Two different names, way to go Autodesk.

 

 

 

having a real hard time finding my way around 2010

 

thanksrk... once I found it I just put it on my desktop

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Wait, you mean you moved the acad.pgp to your desktop? I am not too sure that will work unless AutoCAD can find the file in its search paths. No need to move it when it is two or three clicks away from editing from AutoCAD's menu / Ribbon.

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Wait, you mean you moved the acad.pgp to your desktop? I am not too sure that will work unless AutoCAD can find the file in its search paths. No need to move it when it is two or three clicks away from editing from AutoCAD's menu / Ribbon.

 

 

sorry about that, I meant I just created a short cut. I do that with comonly used files...

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