Opening Drawings
To open an existing AutoCAD drawing, you can use Open on the File menu to display the Select File dialog box.
You can also open drawings by dragging them from Windows Explorer into AutoCAD. If you drop one or more drawings anywhere outside the drawing area—for example, the command line or the blank space next to the toolbars—AutoCAD opens the drawings. However, if you drag a single drawing into the drawing area of an open drawing, the new drawing is not opened but inserted as a block reference.
You can double-click a drawing in Windows Explorer to launch AutoCAD and open the drawing. If AutoCAD is already running, the drawing opens in the current session rather than in a second session.
If you organize drawings using the sheet set feature, you can use the Sheet Set Manager to locate and open the drawings in the sheet set.
Check Drawing Authenticity
If the DWGCHECK system variable is set to On (1), AutoCAD checks the DWG file format and displays an alert box if
The drawing file format is AutoCAD LT 97 or later or AutoCAD Release 14 or later and
The file was last saved by a program other than AutoCAD LT 97 or later or AutoCAD Release 14 or later
To avoid checking for file authenticity each time you open drawings, clear the Always Show This Dialog Box option when the alert is displayed. Alternatively, you can set DWGCHECK to Off (0).
Change the Default Drawing Folder
Each time you start AutoCAD, the last used paths in each particular standard file selection dialog box are maintained across AutoCAD sessions. Alternatively, you can configure AutoCAD to default always to a particular path by changing the default drawing folder.
To open an existing drawing
From the File menu, choose Open.
In the Select File dialog box, select one or more files and choose Open.
The icons on the left side of the dialog box provide quick access to commonly used files and file locations. To reorder the icons, drag them to a new location. To add, modify, or remove an icon, right-click the icon to display a shortcut menu.
(fr. AutoCAD.help)
You can also open drawings by dragging them from Windows Explorer into AutoCAD. If you drop one or more drawings anywhere outside the drawing area—for example, the command line or the blank space next to the toolbars—AutoCAD opens the drawings. However, if you drag a single drawing into the drawing area of an open drawing, the new drawing is not opened but inserted as a block reference.
You can double-click a drawing in Windows Explorer to launch AutoCAD and open the drawing. If AutoCAD is already running, the drawing opens in the current session rather than in a second session.
If you organize drawings using the sheet set feature, you can use the Sheet Set Manager to locate and open the drawings in the sheet set.
Check Drawing Authenticity
If the DWGCHECK system variable is set to On (1), AutoCAD checks the DWG file format and displays an alert box if
The drawing file format is AutoCAD LT 97 or later or AutoCAD Release 14 or later and
The file was last saved by a program other than AutoCAD LT 97 or later or AutoCAD Release 14 or later
To avoid checking for file authenticity each time you open drawings, clear the Always Show This Dialog Box option when the alert is displayed. Alternatively, you can set DWGCHECK to Off (0).
Change the Default Drawing Folder
Each time you start AutoCAD, the last used paths in each particular standard file selection dialog box are maintained across AutoCAD sessions. Alternatively, you can configure AutoCAD to default always to a particular path by changing the default drawing folder.
To open an existing drawing
From the File menu, choose Open.
In the Select File dialog box, select one or more files and choose Open.
The icons on the left side of the dialog box provide quick access to commonly used files and file locations. To reorder the icons, drag them to a new location. To add, modify, or remove an icon, right-click the icon to display a shortcut menu.
(fr. AutoCAD.help)
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