I have a part. I have a drawing. I change the part and save as a new
revision. I want to reuse the old drawing with the new part. I know I can
save them at the same time and it will work however i have some old drawing
that I want to use.
How do I update each drawing view with the new part name? I can see it in
the view properties but I can't remember how to access and change it.
Thanks!
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jibber (3)
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8/14/2008 5:55:43 PM |
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Copy the drawing. When you open the drawing, hit the "References"
button and select the new part.
Also, SW Explorer can replace references.
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That70sTick
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8/14/2008 6:01:43 PM
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Thank you very much. I keep forgetting how to do this. I'll write it down
this time.
"That70sTick" <rol4@liquidschwarz.com> wrote in message
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> Copy the drawing. When you open the drawing, hit the "References"
> button and select the new part.
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> Also, SW Explorer can replace references.
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dlevy
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8/14/2008 6:05:02 PM
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That is cool, but I have never use that though
I do things like that the old school way
By temporally renaming part file, and then when I open the drawing just point it to the new part file and "save as" the
drawing
mr.T
"That70sTick" <rol4@liquidschwarz.com> wrote in message
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> Copy the drawing. When you open the drawing, hit the "References"
> button and select the new part.
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> Also, SW Explorer can replace references.
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mr
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8/14/2008 6:28:19 PM
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The old way of doing this is to copy the drawing first to a new name.
Open it.
Open the part that the drawing references and copy it to a new name.
Save the new drawing.
This works because the new copy of the drawing references the original
part until the original part is renamed to a new name using saveas.
This can work intentionally or unintentionally.
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