Anyone know why a sheet set would cease to automatically open with the
associated dwg?I'm not sure what changed recently, but over the past couple days my sheet sets haven't been opening automatically.They are still where I created them, and when I manually open them, they still work perfectly fine.Any ideas?HAWDesigner2011-02-02 22:06:38

Hello,
 
I looked for it... Also in my 2009 book but I didnt fount annything... But when save my drawing (with a open sheet set manager) as a DWT drawing and i replace the acad & the acadiso. He wil open the sheet set manager when I start up AutoCAD.
 
 

I have an idea.
 
I think the system variables of SSLOCATE and SSMAUTOOPEN must both be set to a value of 1 in order to automatically open your sheet set.  Have you checked the value of either variable during the course of your troubleshooting?
 
SSLOCATE
Controls whether the sheet set associated with a drawing is located and opened when the drawing is opened.
 
SSMAUTOOPEN
Controls the display behavior of the Sheet Set Manager when a drawing associated with a sheet is opened.John Connor2011-02-03 12:40:51

Nailed it, John!! Thanks. Somehow they were both set to 0.[VAR]SSLOCATE[/VAR] = 1[VAR]SSMAUTOOPEN[/VAR] = 1
HAWDesigner2011-02-03 15:57:55

Another satisfied customer.  Check please!  HAW is buying this round. 
You're welcomed.

Jeez, you'd think that a bloke could at least get a beer around here.  Is this a dry county?

If you're ever in South Texas, look me up. We've got TONS of bars around here! (And if you show up in the next 24 hours, we'll have more ice than we know what to do with)

How far south is south?  Austin?  Houston?
 
For every inch of ice you have I'll match you a foot of snow.  How big is your backyard?  Better drain the pool too.  You're gonna need a lot of room.John Connor2011-02-03 16:59:26

I'm actually a little further south. About 3 hours south of both cities.I can't even begin to imagine what you're going through up north. As much as we're complaining about the weather here right now, I'm still happy to not be any further north than I am.