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BricsCAD’s roamable files consist of the following ones:
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Plot styles (CTB, STB), and plotter configurations (PC3)
Support files (CUI, FMP, LIN, PAT, PGP, PSF, UNT, and TXT)
The files are found by following these OS-specific paths:
Windows
Mac
Linux
C:\Users\\AppData\Roaming\Bricsys\BricsCAD\V17x64\en_US
/users//Library/Prreferences/Bricssys/BricsCADV17x64/en_US/
home//Bricsys/BricsCAD/V17x64/en_US/
TIP You can change in BricsCAD the path to local and roamable folders with system variables LocalRootPrefix
and RoamableRootPrefix. This is useful when the content of the folders is stored on a central server.
Tutorial: Importing Menus Files from AutoCAD
If you have menus that you customized in AutoCAD, then you probably can use them in BricsCAD.
Follow these steps to import menu files from AutoCAD:
1. Use the Customize command to open the Customize dialog box.
2. At the right end of Main Customization File field, click the button.
3. In the Select Main CUI File dialog box, click the Files of Type droplist. Notice the list of file types:
Selecting a menu file type to import
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CUIX — compressed CUI files that also store resources, like icon files; in use by AutoCAD since release
2012 and by BricsCAD since V14
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CUI — standard menu files used by AutoCAD since release 2007 and by BricsCAD since V8
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MNU or MNS — legacy menu and support files used by AutoCAD and by AutoCAD LT prior to release 2007
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ICM — IntelliCAD menu files used by BricsCAD prior to V8 and by IntelliCAD-based systems
4. Choose a file type, select a file name, and then click OK. Notice that the menu structure changes to match the
newly-imported file.
Careful! Although BricsCAD imports AutoCAD menu files effortlessly, menu actions sometimes do not
work, because AutoCAD macros can contain macro code or metacharacters not supported by BricsCAD.
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