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Exercise
Transcript
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This is the solution video for managing drawing health. In
00:04
a
00:04
there are many possible ways to approach any given task and what is
00:08
best and most intuitive for one user may not be for another.
00:11
These solutions videos demonstrate just one set of work flows
00:15
that could be taken when working through these practice exercises.
00:18
They are not intended to be step by step instructions but rather a
00:22
guided tour of one user's approach and rationale in completing this exercise.
00:27
The drawing provided for this practice exercise has
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a number of errors which will cause Autocad
00:32
to recommend
00:33
that it be recovered.
00:35
Accept the recommendations for the recovery process.
00:39
A detailed report is provided detailing what the issues were
00:42
and how they were resolved in the recovery process.
00:50
The next task in this practice exercise is to
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clean up the drawing using the purge command.
00:56
The simplest approach is just to click the purge all button or
00:60
you can be selective and check only those items that you want purged
01:03
using the purge nested items. Option is convenient because once an item is purged,
01:09
it may expose nested items within it that can also then be purged as
01:14
a result using this option is a way to do a more thorough purge
01:18
with fewer steps.
00:00
This is the solution video for managing drawing health. In
00:04
a
00:04
there are many possible ways to approach any given task and what is
00:08
best and most intuitive for one user may not be for another.
00:11
These solutions videos demonstrate just one set of work flows
00:15
that could be taken when working through these practice exercises.
00:18
They are not intended to be step by step instructions but rather a
00:22
guided tour of one user's approach and rationale in completing this exercise.
00:27
The drawing provided for this practice exercise has
00:29
a number of errors which will cause Autocad
00:32
to recommend
00:33
that it be recovered.
00:35
Accept the recommendations for the recovery process.
00:39
A detailed report is provided detailing what the issues were
00:42
and how they were resolved in the recovery process.
00:50
The next task in this practice exercise is to
00:53
clean up the drawing using the purge command.
00:56
The simplest approach is just to click the purge all button or
00:60
you can be selective and check only those items that you want purged
01:03
using the purge nested items. Option is convenient because once an item is purged,
01:09
it may expose nested items within it that can also then be purged as
01:14
a result using this option is a way to do a more thorough purge
01:18
with fewer steps.