So it'd be useful to set up a system to automatically clean those old files. This way your local temporary folder will quickly be filled with hundreds of files, most of them useless after a few days, since we have seen very few designers trying to recover something from files older than a few days. This usually leads to optimal performances since all temporary files will use the fast local drive instead of slower network volumes, also preventing the pollution of the network folders with backup files, plot logs, and other unwanted stuff. We usually suggest our customers to set AutoCAD to point all the temporary files and folders to a single local temporary folder. Now comsSaveIt! integrates an automated cleaning function for the local temporary folder. Thank you for all your support during the past years! sv$ files.ĬomsSaveIt! It is NOT a recovery tool for damaged files, NOR a file recovery tool for lost files due to application crashes, system crashes or hardware failures. Older files will be automatically erased, preventing the local folder to be filled with hundreds of.
sv$ file names.īoth functions are optimized, meaning the application will not save unchanged files, in order to not perform unnecessary saves. To help navigate your history files, a date-time suffix will be appended to. This way you can go back as far as 200 minutes and easily recover discarded changes from your history files. Not only the autosaved files will be preserved and not erased too soon by AutoCAD, but you may decide how many autosave files to preserve so that they can form a sort of history of your DWG changes.įor example, you may set the standard autosave feature at a 20 minutes interval and set comsSaveIt! to preserve the last 10. If you later realize that you skipped a file saving, you can recover it from the local folder and restore it without any loss of time!Īt the price of a local file saving, you'll get the insurance to be able to recover discarded work.Īlso, comsSaveIt! will give you the opportunity to keep and maintain a number of Autodesk® AutoCAD® autosaved files (.sv$). Ever happened you skipped a Save dialog and pressed a No instead of Yes?ĬomsSaveIt! will monitor your savings and closings, if you close a modified drawing without saving it, comsSaveIt! will save it anyway in a local folder you specified.
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