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I run civil 3d 2010 and do not have an Autodesk subscription.
I need to convert some 2015 drawings and was going to install TrueView for that reason. Prior to running the install, I was reading the EULA and got cold feet.
My concern: If I install TrueView, will I cross the magical barrier and be forced to relinquish or destroy my 2010 product (burden of proof laying with me, of course)?
Thanks in advance, all.
Posted : September 14, 2015 7:35 am
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I'm thinking you will be just fine. At work, I have the latest Trueview installed and Autocad lt 2012, no issues or conflicts.
Posted : September 14, 2015 7:37 am
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10-4. Thx.
Posted : September 14, 2015 8:46 am
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back-chain, post: 336300, member: 7900 wrote: I need to convert some 2015 drawings and was going to install TrueView for that reason. Prior to running the install, I was reading the EULA and got cold feet.
I've read, here, that installing TrueView causes all sorts of conflicts when trying to open and work on drawings.
proceed with caution; carry on....
Posted : September 14, 2015 11:20 am
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I have DWG Gateway installed into ACAD 2006 and it has never caused a problem.
Posted : September 14, 2015 11:45 am
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Don't know why I didn't search here, first.
Thanks, Radar. I went ahead and installed. Funny thing, it asked if TV should be the default for .dwg. I said 'no' and it did it anyway.
I simply right-clicked on one of my dwg's and did "open with" and a check on "make this the default". Seems to have gone back to civil 3d as the default.
Next funny thing: when I opened TV the second time, it asked if I wanted to be a part of the CIP (consumer involvement program). I wanted to say 'no' but, there was no apparent way to opt out!
If anyone knows how to turn that off, I would appreciate a guide. (I've searched the web... guess I need to search here :snarky: ).
Posted : September 14, 2015 11:47 am