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  1. 2015-07-09, 12:12 PM #1
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    Default AC2016 SC2014 Save format still AC2013

    Can anyone confirm that AC2016 is still using the base save format AC2013? If this is true then I would still be using SC2014.
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    Default Re: AC2016 SC2014 Save format still AC2013

    Quote Originally Posted by Tommybluegrass View Post
    Can anyone confirm that AC2016 is still using the base save format AC2013? If this is true then I would still be using SC2014.
    Yes, the file format is still the same for autocad family products 2013, 2014, 2015 & 2016.
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