Mac pc differences- AGAIN
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i've never seen that happen on either my PC or Mac.
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@cmeed said:
Something i need to also understand is the difference in saving
The file names change sometimes
exampledoc1.skp is what i opened
gets changed to 0.skp
then 1.skp
for the most recent......whys this?
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0.skp, 1.skp is temp files SketchUp to to write to, once the model is successfully written to file the 0.skp file will replace the original and 0.skp will be removed.
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Ah, I thought the he was saying the file name is getting changed.
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@dave r said:
Ah, I thought the he was saying the file name is getting changed.
thats what i thought was happening.
thanks again
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hold on ...!
so why would i still have 0.skp and 1.skp if they are removed
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@cmeed said:
hold on ...!
so why would i still have 0.skp and 1.skp if they are removed
Am i doing something wrong?They should not remain - something strange is going on. Where are you storing your files? Network drive?
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hello again, been away from the computer for a few days - apologise for the delay
my files are stored in Documents which is on the local hard drive
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i've experienced another difference.
(PC) I resized the viewport and all the tool bars I'd arranged neatly are now haphazardly all over the place. ? -
Yes. This is a normal sort of thing. After you put the toolbars where you want them, go to View>Toolbars and choose Save toolbar (or whatever it says.) In the future you can choose Restore Toolbars to reset them after resizing the window.
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great help---- i love Sketchucation......
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