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Anonymous · ‎2006-10-10

If I am working on How can save a form ArchiCAd 10 to ArchiCad 9

Anonymous · ‎2006-10-10

Excuse my bad english in a rush.
I'm working on A10 and i'm want to save my drawing in A9 what is the best way of going about doing this?

Stress Co_ · ‎2006-10-10

DerryP wrote:
I'm working on A10 and i'm want to save my drawing in A9 what is the best way of going about doing this?

File>> Save As:

Look for the "Format" pull-down menu and select "Archicad 9 Project"

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Dwight · ‎2006-10-10

DerryP wrote:
Excuse my bad english in a rush.
I'm working on A10 and i'm want to save my drawing in A9 what is the best way of going about doing this?

Forget it. There's NO paper size THAT small.

Dwight Atkinson

Laszlo Nagy · ‎2006-10-11

DerryP wrote:
Excuse my bad english in a rush.
I'm working on A10 and i'm want to save my drawing in A9 what is the best way of going about doing this?

Be advised that your AC10 Library Parts will not go through to the AC9 file, because those are not converted back to AC9 format.

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Anonymous · ‎2006-10-11

Dwight wrote:
DerryP wrote:
Excuse my bad english in a rush.
I'm working on A10 and i'm want to save my drawing in A9 what is the best way of going about doing this?
Forget it. There's NO paper size THAT small.

Dwight, haven't you caught onto the new trend toward wallet sized ( A8 ) architectural sets. They're very handy and easier to read than the head of a pin. The A9 fits nicely on a small mailing label. The A10 makes really neat confetti.

Thomas Holm · ‎2006-10-11

And they make good animations, too, when you fast-forward through the pages with your thumb!

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Anonymous · ‎2006-10-11

Thomas wrote:
And they make good animations, too, when you fast-forward through the pages with your thumb!

Oh, you mean the 4D simulation.

__archiben · ‎2006-10-11

Stress wrote:
File>> Save As:

Look for the "Format" pull-down menu and select "Archicad 9 Project"

but beware: if you are using a mactel machine and the mactel build of archicad there is NO option to back-save . . .

i can't for the life of me understand the rationale behind that. a file format that is already platform independent shouldn't have a problem between its own chip architectures.

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