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AutoCAD Migration Assistance Several of the tools contained in the original AutoCAD® 2000/2000i Migration Assistance have been updated and are now freely available to all Autodesk® customers. Because these are public tools, product support is limited to the Autodesk discussion groups, which are located on the Autodesk website at http://www.autodesk.com/support. The following migration tools are included in this distribution:
Several white papers about issues related to migrating to AutoCAD 2002 and associated vertical products can be found in the Product Support section on Autodesk Point A.
Installation Requirements:
To install AutoCAD Migration Assistance tools
Known Limitations Batch Drawing Converter
Because drawing files are converted "in place," it is recommended that you either use the default backup file option or create a copy of your files before you run the Batch Drawing Converter. It's a good idea to make backup copies of your files before doing any kind of automated batch processing. When the Batch Drawing Converter converts files, it does not automatically load and convert external references (xrefs) attached to those files. The xref files must be explicitly named in the drawing list. You can save the drawing list as a file with a .bcl extension and add file names to it later. The Batch Drawing Converter fails when running more than one session simultaneously. The Batch Drawing Converter removes the previews from drawings that it processes. To restore a preview, open and save the drawing in AutoCAD. If a file is open or being used by another program, the Batch Drawing Converter displays the version of the file as "Unknown." Menu and Toolbar Porter
If there is a blank line between pop menu items and the subitems below them in the file, the Menu and Toolbar Porter fails to add all subitems. Remove the blank line to correct the error. Adding a menu item to a partial menu causes a parsing error. To resolve the error, remove the line ***MENUGROUP=ACAD from the bottom of the menu file. A child menu added to a partial menu appears to be incorrect because it is placed on the same level as the parent menu in the Menu and Toolbar Porter. The child menu is added correctly to the MNU file, however. Adding a toolbar to a MNU file that does not already contain a toolbar may result in parsing errors. Before you open a file in the Menu and Toolbar Porter, check whether it is read-only. If you do some work in a read-only file that you want to save, use the SAVEAS command to save the file with a new name and then rename it after you exit the Menu and Toolbar Porter. If you use the SAVE command, no message is displayed to warn you that your changes are not being saved. Note: The Menu and Toolbar Porter writes only MNU files. AutoLISP Compatibility Analyzer The AutoLISP Compatibility Analyzer examines complete lines of text; therefore, it may not recognize function calls that are spread over multiple lines, as in the following example: (defun c:testit () Autodesk,
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