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I will let you know <br />
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thanks
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It worked perfectly<br />
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Thanks for your help
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It worked perfectly

Thanks for your help

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you're welcome,thanks for the points
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At my company we have 3 different AutoCAD programs on every computer(autcad/civil 3d/landdesktop) they each need to be setup properly to read the same file paths off of the server..etc. In my branch we have over 20 computers that need to be setup.<br />
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Is there a way to setup each program once and then just copy a file onto the other computers to duplicate the correct file paths and such?<br />
I need your help<br />

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At my company we have 3 different AutoCAD programs on every computer(autcad/civil 3d/landdesktop) they each need to be setup properly to read the same file paths off of the server..etc. In my branch we have over 20 computers that need to be setup.

Is there a way to setup each program once and then just copy a file onto the other computers to duplicate the correct file paths and such?
I need your help


AutoCAD 2006 Configuration/File path setups….How do you copy these setting from CPU to CPU?

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