problem in changing path to an external reference

[cberto88]

Good morning to all,

as from title, I have a problem in changing the path of an external reference. precise that I have autocad lt 2014. in the guide tells me to go on the "outside table" and to manually change the path under the column "Saved path"... the problem is that I can't open the space where to manually insert the change of the path. . .

can depend on the fact that I have only the version lt available? In the past I have already done this thing in my old job and had no problem.

thanks in advance

 

[dieva]

Good morning to all,

as from title, I have a problem in changing the path of an external reference. precise that I have autocad lt 2014. in the guide tells me to go on the "outside table" and to manually change the path under the column "Saved path"... the problem is that I can't open the space where to manually insert the change of the path. . .

can depend on the fact that I have only the version lt available? In the past I have already done this thing in my old job and had no problem.

thanks in advance

it would take a print-screen that portrays your "outside rif palette" to understand what happened.
if from a double click on the word "details" does not open an area with editable fields ? or do not appear 2 horizontal close lines dragable vertically?
However, try the old command "-xrif". type the "path" option, then specify the name of the xrif (only the name) and the next request the new path.

 

[cberto88]

Thanks dieva,

Here is the printing of the palette. the details area is open, but it is not editable, and also in the field "slaved path" by double click, I can not editate it.

your advice with the keyboard command instead worked!!!! so wanting the problem is solved, although I don't understand how it can't edit that damn field.. .

Thanks again for the help and if you have other ideas, even better:smile:

 

[dieva]

look at the image... do the 'scroll' as indicated by the red arrow...

 

[cberto88]

My mom didn't see her. xd

What do you mean? thanks for the help