Excluding Styles and Display Settings from Synchronization
Use this procedure to specify individual styles and display settings that you want to be ignored during synchronization.
Specified styles and display settings will not be overwritten with standards during automatic synchronization and will
not be displayed as version mismatches during semi-automatic or manual synchronization, unless you select the Show
objects set to ignore during project standards synchronization check box in the Synchronization dialog box.
1
Click Format menu
➤
Style Manager or Display Manager.
2
Navigate to the style or display setting to be excluded, right-click, and click Ignore During Synchronization.
Note that the Ignore During Synchronization option now has a check mark next to it. If you click the
option again, the check mark disappears and the selected style or display setting is removed from the list
of components to be ignored.
Generating a Synchronization Report
When you synchronize a project or a project drawing, you can save a synchronization report in HTML or XML format.
You can define in the project setup whether a synchronization report should be generated when synchronizing a
project.
1
Verify that the creation of synchronization log files has been activated in the project configuration, as
described in “
Setting up Synchronization of AEC Standards
” on page 341.
2
Synchronize a project or a drawing with its standards, as described in “
Synchronizing a Project with AEC
Standards
” on page 361 or “
Synchronizing a Project Drawing with AEC Standards
” on page 363.
When the synchronization is finished, the Save Project Standards Report dialog box is displayed.
3
Select a file location and enter a name for the synchronization report.
4
Click Save.
The report is saved as an HTML or XML document in the specified location. You can open it with a Web Browser or
an XML editor.
The report offers you various ways to display synchronization results; for example, you can view the synchronization
results by drawing, by standard objects, or by problems encountered.
Synchronizing a Project with AutoCAD Standards
Use this procedure to synchronize a project with its AutoCAD standards. For information on defining AutoCAD standards
for a project, see “
Setting up AutoCAD Standards
” on page 342.
When you set up AutoCAD standards for a project, a CHX batch checker file with the project name is created in the
project folder. The CHX file contains a list of all project drawings as drawings to be checked, and a list of all specified
AutoCAD standards files (DWS) as files to check against. If you want to synchronize a whole project against the AutoCAD
standards, you need to run this batch file using the AutoCAD Batch Standards Checker.
The AutoCAD Batch Standards Checker runs independently from AutoCAD Architecture.
Before you start the AutoCAD Batch Standards Checker, you should update the project CHX file to make sure the CHX
contains the current list of AutoCAD standard files and project files.
1
Verify that the project you want to check is the current project.
For information on setting a project current, see “
Setting a Project Current
” on page 174.
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Page 146: ...106 Chapter 3 Content Browser ...
Page 164: ...124 Chapter 4 Creating and Saving Drawings ...
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Page 612: ...572 Chapter 13 Content Creation Guidelines ...
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Page 1368: ...Using the Angle grip to edit slab slope 1328 Chapter 28 Slabs and Roof Slabs ...
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