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Topic ClosedScript to convert 2013 DWG to 2010 format?

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Direct Link To This Post Topic: Script to convert 2013 DWG to 2010 format?
    Posted: 14.Aug.2012 at 22:45
Besides using DWG Trueview, is there a script to convert 2013 dwg files to 2010 format?
 
I am using AutoCAD 2013 LT and will batch script (using ScriptPro) to make sure that all my drawings are in the 2010 format.
 
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 14.Aug.2012 at 23:37
What's wrong about using DWG TrueView? This is the right tool for that.
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 15.Aug.2012 at 08:04
You said is very good.The post is also useful.
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 16.Aug.2012 at 20:24
There is a setting in the AutoCAD options to force AutoCAD to save to a certain version, if you set this to 2010, then Script pro cylcles through all the drawings to run the script, it should save it down.
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 17.Aug.2012 at 07:47
hello, if applicable to your 2013 release because I only have 2008 :
When you work with a certain release ( AutoCAD 2013 for example ) you can do a setting to force your file to be registrated into an other release each time you do a "save".
In TOOLS / OPTIONS / OPEN & SAVE / SAVING FILES / SAVE AS :
there is a scrool and you can choose : Drawing AutoCAD 2010 ( *.dwg ). 
PLEASE, VERIFY THE EXACT WORDS BECAUSE ALL THIS IS A CRUDE TRANSLATION FROM MY FRENCH AUTOCAD 2008.
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 17.Aug.2012 at 13:19
How many drawings are you looking to save down to the 2010 file format?  Ten?  A hundred?  A thousand?
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 20.Aug.2012 at 21:34
About 800-1000 drawings. All machines have been pre-set to save in 2010 format, but unfortunately there are re-saving processes (after drawing checks) that open up the human error of saving them in newer versions
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