r.grandmaison
2006-05-24, 03:23 AM
Ever have the need to reconstruct your AutoCAD work day for timekeeping purposes? I have.
1. Keep a log file folder on your local machine in some easily accessible location.
2. Modify your QSAVE button to include the following:
^C^C_date;(strcat (getvar "dwgprefix") (getvar "dwgname"));_qsave
Now, when you hit your QSAVE button (if you're a QSAVE button guy like I am) within your log file will be the network location and name of the drawing you were working on and the time/date you hit that QSAVE button. Just go back then to your logfiles folder, organize by date, and examine the contents of the drawing logfiles as necessary.
Cheers,
Robert
PS: I suppose one could redefine the QSAVE command to include that as well...but, like I said, I'm a button kind of guy with QSAVE...though a keyboardist at heart.
1. Keep a log file folder on your local machine in some easily accessible location.
2. Modify your QSAVE button to include the following:
^C^C_date;(strcat (getvar "dwgprefix") (getvar "dwgname"));_qsave
Now, when you hit your QSAVE button (if you're a QSAVE button guy like I am) within your log file will be the network location and name of the drawing you were working on and the time/date you hit that QSAVE button. Just go back then to your logfiles folder, organize by date, and examine the contents of the drawing logfiles as necessary.
Cheers,
Robert
PS: I suppose one could redefine the QSAVE command to include that as well...but, like I said, I'm a button kind of guy with QSAVE...though a keyboardist at heart.