rescue files.ac$ in autocad 2007

[aguzzo]

Help! Sorry if I don't introduce myself immediately but I have a terrible problem, yesterday I worked 6 hours on a ile sent to me by a client and this morning the file was in the initial situation, I tried to open the bak file but not that was updated, I'm looking for the save.ac$ file but I don't find it, it's my last chance to have the project and not have to do it again.

Please, who knows autocad 2007 can tell me the path to find it? '

Thank you, thank you, thank you very much to those who will help me.

 

[PlannerRoad]

You want others to give you the answer quickly, without you spending even 10 seconds to introduce you then! ! !
http://www.cad3d.it/forum1/showthread.php?t=187

 

[Tristan]

You don't do anything about the ac$ file. auto save file has sv$ extension and path you find it in the options box, support file paths.

 

[aguzzo]

Thank you and excuse me, despair has taken over education, after having presented me on the subject topic I go to answer the kind tristan:

Unfortunately, in this box you're talking about, I can't find that option, so I can't change it or see it, I repeat that I use the 2007 version.

Did none of you manage to track him down once?
I think it's all the same pcs, don't I? ?

I'm desperate, and thank you for the help you want to give me.

 

[stefanobruno]

I'm desperate, and thank you for the help you want to give me.

preferences --> file --> location of the auto save file --> (my : c:\users\stefano\appdata\local\temp\ )

or do a rich search of *.sv$ on the whole pc (and hopes to have set the auto save file with a congruous time )

I don't use autocad anymore but only inventor so I could write a chestnut: the automatic rescue was treated in a somewhat particular way, the count started from the moment of inactivity, in the sense that if you're a fagnano and you're always at the coffee you're self-saving, if you're always behind the pc you work and never stop, the self-saving does not leave.

 

[GP.]

... I'm looking for the save.ac$ file but I can't find it...

You work six hours and you never save?

if you have opened the dwg directly from the e-mail and savated (not saved as) now it is located in a sfilza of subfolders that are under users.

I don't know what happens if a folder is not set in "automatic save file placement" (options/files) but in any case you can always search for files on the pc.

Since .bak and .sv$ in case of automatic rescue take "strange" names you can search them with: *nomedwg*.*



edit:
oops, preceded by stefano :tongue:

 

[aguzzo]

Thanks guys, last night I saved every ten minutes but despite that this morning the file was at the initial stage, as if I had never saved, I was talking to a colleague who works on the same files sent to us by the client and also he had this bad surprise, at this point I think the problem is up.
I know well that if not saved by name in a folder of the pc from the email could happen something similar but the file was taken by a pendrive.

I'm trying this last chance but I'm moooolto demoralized, it only pulls me up the fact that I found this moooooooooooooolto serious and supportive.

Thanks guys are good people.

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[PlannerRoad]

...I was talking to a colleague who works on the same files sent to us by the client and he also had this bad surprise, at this point I think the problem is upstream.
I know well that if not saved by name in a folder of the pc from the email could happen something similar but the file was taken by a pendrive... .

curiosity: did you work directly on the pendrive?
and then: does it still not save or now it behaves correctly that file?

 

[aguzzo]

no file I saved it first on the office server, I have to do it again, I don't know if it will continue with that defect

 

[numero1]

by default the savetime variable of autocad is set to 120 (minutes).
so if such variable has not been modified, and admitting by absurdity that you aguzzo have worked 6 hours without making any saves..... Well admitting all this must be the *.sv$ file of that design somewhere.
where to see the path has already told you tristan, possibly try to launch a search on the pc as recommended by stefanobruno or g.p. doing so to try also in the hidden folders.
Hi.

 

[MarcoBi]

in any case find the temporary file below:
tools/options/file/temporarydrainglocation.
rename the ac$ extension in dwg and you are fine with the latest automatic rescue, even if you were working on a key.

 

[Tristan]

in any case find the temporary file below:
tools/options/file/temporarydrainglocation.
rename the ac$ extension in dwg and you are fine with the latest automatic rescue, even if you were working on a key.

the ac$ file, as already mentioned, is not a drawing file.

 

[MBT]

Is it not that for some strange reason the pendrive was read-only?