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    Posted: 19.Jun.2009 at 05:22
I am a quality control on drawings in my company,and have to brows several hundred drawings a day. For most drawings, i don't have to revise anything, it's just zoom in and out,and occationaly you may accidentally click on some line of the drawing , have it stretched or moved,AutoCAD2004 will prompt for save upon exit.

I really hate this! Because only 0.1 percent of the drawings will be revised.So I want to force AutoCAD2004 not to prompt the SAVE window upon exit.

Any tips or messages from you will be highly appreciated!
Thanks in advance!
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Points: 28 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 19.Jun.2009 at 10:37
Look at this but it is not that convenient.
Command: VBASTMT
Expression: ThisDrawing.Close, false
 
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Edited by SeanFtS - 19.Jun.2009 at 11:24
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Points: 2196 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 19.Jun.2009 at 10:42
Maybe it would be easier to open your DWG files directly in the read-only mode - they won't save to the same DWG file.
 
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Points: 4 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 19.Jun.2009 at 13:36
Originally posted by Vladimir Michl Vladimir Michl wrote:

Maybe it would be easier to open your DWG files directly in the read-only mode - they won't save to the same DWG file.
 
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this is helpful,but is you want to change some thing in the  drawing,you have to reopen the dwg in rw mode.Thanks anyway






Edited by insila1993 - 19.Jun.2009 at 13:38
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Originally posted by SeanFtS SeanFtS wrote:

Look at this but it is not that convenient.
Command: VBASTMT
Expression: ThisDrawing.Close, false
 
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I am using Autocad 2004,but when i type vbastmt,Autocad does not recognise this command,why?
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is there a permenet way  to stop the pop-up SAVE window of Autocad?
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Originally posted by insila1993 insila1993 wrote:

is there a permenet way  to stop the pop-up SAVE window of Autocad?
 
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