How to save a plan (. SLDDRW) in DXF and PDF format in a folder that is automatically defined as soon as the file is closed on SOLIDWORKS?
Apart from making a macro that replaces the original "save" command, I don't see it.
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If it's with a click you have to go through a macro, several posts have talked about it on the site. on the other hand when closing the file I don't know
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No better than with a macro
I think you can set in your macro to save at closing ... But from a personal point of view, I find it quite dangerous as a system (who has never closed their file without saving to find it "clean" after doing stupid things in it?)
Take a look at the tutorials, you should be able to find what you are looking for, or nearby
http://www.lynkoa.com/tutos-cao
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Hello
If you are under contract with Axemble, you may have access to Batch Converter. With this software, you can, for example, do this kind of hidden time conversions every night! In the options you can convert all the files from a date, in this case, the day before.
MP: Hello to Jérémy F and Xavier P:)
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