creating a "workspace" ?

Discussion in 'AutoCAD' started by The real JD, Sep 17, 2003.

  1. The real JD

    The real JD Guest

    I'd like to be able to open up autocad and open all the files i had open
    when i went to shut it down. I'm thinking maybe a lisp that can write out
    the names of files to a txt file and then call the txt file to open the
    drawing list when executing the lisp file.

    Is there anything like that out there?
     
    The real JD, Sep 17, 2003
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  2. The real JD

    Eugene Kluzhev Guest

    Try to use HISTORY command from Expess Tools. It not creates a workspace,
    but displays a dialog box containing a list of previously opened drawings.
    Also displays the date and time that the last drawing was opened and the
    login name of the last user. Double-click an entry to open that drawing.

    HISTORYFILE command configures an external file for the HISTORY command.
    Separate history files can be maintained.

    WBR,
    Eugene
     
    Eugene Kluzhev, Sep 17, 2003
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