Carl,
Unfortunately the program to which you refer requires the user to have added on a "lisp enabler" in order to run cdgpurge. Software that includes a lisp enabler is cost prohibitive ($500 - $700).
Thanks anyway. And if anyone knows of a lisp enabler that doesn't cost as much as the...
Unfortunately, there is no "purge all" command in AutoCAD LT. However, I do not think that this issue is related to items that would normally be handled by the purge command anyway. The informatino that is contained within the bloated file appears to be connected to AutoCAD utilited that some...
Gentlemen,
I'm intimately familiar with the Purge command and have completely purged everything from the drawing. I've even checked to make sure that the entries listed under "items that cannot be purged" consists only of the basic elements of autocad which cannot be purged. For...
Lothar,
Thanks for your help but unfortunately this doesn't really solve my problem. When I saved a test file as a r12 .dxf the file size actually increased 10 fold. Granted, it did allow me to erase everything and get down to a file size of 8k, but in terms of working size this solution...
Lothar,
The email has been sent, thanks in advance for any help.
Mikerp,
Designcenter confirms that there are no blocks, xrefs, dimstyles, text styles, layers or layouts other than the "standard" which cannot be deleted.
Nate
Hello,
So here's the problem - I have a file (any file that I've created and worked in) that is, let's say 1.4 megs and has enough stuff (objects, layouts, etc.) to justify that file size. When I erase everything out of that drawing so that all I'm left with is Layer 0 and Defpoints with no...
