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How can you save your settings? 2

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SDO

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Sep 4, 2001
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Anyone knows how can you save your Options (in the Tools menu) settings (in SW 2000 and 2001) as a scheme that you find by default (or at least can load) anytime you start a new part or assy, or more settings schemes that you can load as you need? I mean for both the System Options and Document Properties.

Thanks in advance.

Sorin
 
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You can´t save a profile for options. Solidworks save the defaults only in the "System Options". Everytime when you initialize SW, it load the settings for you. For Document Properties, you can´t save a profile, SW does not do that. You can save the template and then load it.

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Right, the template is the workaround for this.
Thanks Timoteo

Sorin
 
Sorin,

If you goto your SW directory there is a .exe file that copies your options for you.

Goto EX:
C:\Program Files\Solidworks\setup\i386\copyoptwiz.exe

This should do the trick for you.

Hope that helps, Scott Baugh, CSWP :)
George Koch Sons,LLC
Evansville, IN 47714
sjb@kochllc.com
 
Thanks guys, problem cleared up.
Timoteo cleared up the fact that for the Document Options the templates are the only way to go, SBaugh highlighted a way to deal with the System Options, even over a network.

Thanks again,
Sorin
 
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