How to import/export the saved path?

The settings of Block Manager are save in here.

DWG Compare for AutoCAD 2012 win32 version support AutoCAD 2002, AutoCAD 2004, AutoCAD 2005, AutoCAD 2006, AutoCAD 2007, AutoCAD 2008, AutoCAD 2009, AutoCAD 2010, AutoCAD 2011, AutoCAD 2012.

DWG Compare for AutoCAD 2012 x64 version support AutoCAD 2009 x64, AutoCAD 2010 x64, AutoCAD 2011 x64, AutoCAD 2012 x64.

And also DWG Compare for AutoCAD 2012 support Win7.

http://www.overcad.com/products/dwg-compare/

Along with ‘subversion’, i am using Tortoise SVN client.

Would appreciate some clear responses for this ?

Sams ps – Any suggestions for AutoDesk Vault workgroup ?

Subversion handles any type of files. However, you need to be aware that you can’t diff binary files (including Excel and Word, though I’ve seen some scripts that can help showing differences between Excel sheets to some extend).

It is possible, though, that subversion doesn’t recognize your AutoCAD files as binary files and treats them as text. In this case it might corrupt the files due to line ending mangling. If this happens, set the svn:mime-type property to application/octet-stream (or something else that differs from text/plain — subversion treats everything else as binary) to get those files treated as binary too. You can use auto-props to automate this.

You could, possibly, merge & diff DXF files since they are text files but definitely not the DWG format – it is an encrypted binary. If you’re looking simply for a time-capsule type of storage then @bluebrother’s answer is correct.

If you want diff reports then you will have to write a custom app or use a DWG comparison program. There are a few out there like DWG compare. Google and browse. If you know much about AutoCAD’s object model then you will know how complex such an app will be. Shopping is a much easier option.

If you’re thinking 3-way merge then I’m thinking forget it. Locking a file on checkout to 1 Cadder will make your life a lot less difficult.

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1815322/how-to-subversion-autocad

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How to “install” an ARX application?

simple, single file ARX application can be loaded just by mouse-dragging of the ARX file to a running AutoCAD window.

If you want to load your ARX application into every AutoCAD session, add its filename to your ACAD.RX file (use a text editor). Or – in a simpler way – use the StartUp Suite in the APPLOAD dialog. You can even just drag your ARX file from Windows Explorer to the Briefcase icon in the APPLOAD dialog.

Another way of loading an ARX file is the ARX command or the (arxload) LISP function.

The ARX you can find at where you installed them. Below is the list.

AutoCAD 2002 *15.arx

AutoCAD 2004~2006 *16.arx

AutoCAD 2007~2009 *17.arx

AutoCAD 2010~2011 *18.arx

Change log

• Block Manager for AutoCAD x64 version released
• Support AutoCAD 2009 x64, AutoCAD 2010 x64, AutoCAD 2011 x64

Get more information
http://www.overcad.com/products/block-manager/

Change log

• Change to the new registration dialog

Get more information
http://www.overcad.com/products/pdf-to-dwg-converter/

Change log:

• Support up to AutoCAD 2011
• Use new registration dialog

Get more information about DWG Compare for AutoCAD
http://www.overcad.com/products/dwg-compare/

Get more information about Block Manager for AutoCAD
http://www.overcad.com/products/block-manager/

Registration dialog

Get more information about Block Manager for AutoCAD

http://www.overcad.com/products/block-manager/