DODGE Posted August 3, 2009 Posted August 3, 2009 Hi All I need to take my AutoCad Profile from my home computer into the office computer. I want my Cad desktop to be identical with home one. I did this once around 2 years ago. But I just can't remember how to do it. Thanks for help in advance. Cheers Dodge Quote
The Buzzard Posted August 3, 2009 Posted August 3, 2009 Hi AllI need to take my AutoCad Profile from my home computer into the office computer. I want my Cad desktop to be identical with home one. I did this once around 2 years ago. But I just can't remember how to do it. Thanks for help in advance. Cheers Dodge Go to Options or type OPTIONS at the command prompt. Review the following under Options - Profile Tab - Export or Import. Controls the use of profiles. A profile is a configuration you define. Available Profiles Displays a list of the available profiles. To set the current profile, select a profile and choose Set Current. Set Current Makes the selected profile the current profile. Add to List Displays the Add Profile dialog box to save the selected profile under a different name. Rename Displays the Change Profile dialog box for changing the name and description of the selected profile. Use Rename when you want to rename a profile but keep its current settings. Delete Deletes the selected profile (unless it is the current profile). Export Exports a profile as a file with an .arg extension so the file can be shared with other users. You can import the file on the same computer or a different computer. Import Imports a profile (a file with an .arg extension) created by using the Export option. Reset Resets the values in the selected profile to the system default settings. Quote
DODGE Posted August 4, 2009 Author Posted August 4, 2009 Thanks Buzz Great help. Funny how you forget things when you don't use them for a while. Dodge Quote
The Buzzard Posted August 4, 2009 Posted August 4, 2009 Thanks BuzzGreat help. Funny how you forget things when you don't use them for a while. Dodge Not a problem at all, Just remember you can always resort to the ACAD help section as well. Although sometimes on the dry side, I do use it most often. Quote
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