COPY THE UPDATED 'acad.cuix' FROM SERVER ONTO SUPPORT FOLDER RENAME THE ORIGINAL 'acad.cuix' TO 'acad_OLD.cuix' MNL files but I have no idea how to process those. Recently enough BIGAL was telling me something about. I am tried of trying really! the funny thing is that my partial cuix menus load with no issue, but my preferences on option setting is random even on the same computer when I reset setting to default. My acad.cuix is updated and when I import it manually seems to have all of my options including the checked and unchecked boxes and supported files. Although I can see that the profile is imported, it does not always carry my setting. The result is quite random when I try it on different computers with the same version. IMP-CUI: which renames the old 'acad.cuix' and bring in my updated one (do not ask why I did not use 'vl-file-copy' method as the result was not satisfactory for me anyways).Ģ016N: which import the profile from a server location and renames the '.(US Metric)' first to then replace it with an updated one with the same name. If you want to customize AutoCAD in any way, you will want to browse to your support files first and create back ups of the relevant files.I am hoping someone can let me know what is incorrect about my approach here. Now you’ve found all the good stuff, why not create a short cut! You can now open any Windows folder and paste this address into the address bar:

Short cut menu: Right-click in the command window, or (with no commands active and no objects selected) right-click in the drawing area, and choose ‘Options’.Ĭhoose the ‘Files’ Tab and click on the ‘Support File Search path’ Node to expand it.Ĭlick once on the first path you see to select it, click again to edit it – But don’t edit it! Just right click and choose copy. If you want to back up, repair or customise any of these files, you need to know where to find them right? How to find AutoCAD’s support paths. CUI file for your user Interface settings. AutoCAD references all kinds of files to help you create your drawings.

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