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Options Single shared folder Custom folders Notes ■ User may need power user privilege to run AutoCAD on a system where support content is installed to the OS Program Files folder ■ Allows for a unique network path to be specified for all content types ■ Subfolders for content types installed within this location ■ When a deployment is pushed to individual workstations, content is copied into the network location only once when the deployment is created ■ Allows a unique path to be specified for different content types ■ Supports local folders and UNC or mapped network paths An Overwrite Existing Files in Shared Network Folders check box is available when either the Single Shared folder or Custom folder options is selected. If the box is checked, the existing files in the chosen folder are overwritten. No additional warning is given. If the box is unchecked, a warning message is displayed. Define Search Paths and File Locations (optional) On the Define Search Paths and File Locations page, you can modify the default search paths and the location of some program files. You might want to modify the default settings for the following reasons: ■ If your environment uses a file (such as a customization file or plug-ins) other than the default file that's installed with the program, you can point to that file now and avoid having to add it at each workstation. ■ Some default file locations may have changed in this version of the program. You can use this page if you have an earlier version of the Define Search Paths and File Locations (optional) | 27

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Notes
Options
■
User may need power user privilege to run AutoCAD on a system
where support content is installed to the
OS Program Files
folder
Single shared folder
■
Allows for a unique network path to be specified for all content
types
■
Subfolders for content types installed within this location
■
When a deployment is pushed to individual workstations, content
is copied into the network location only once when the deployment
is created
Custom folders
■
Allows a unique path to be specified for different content types
■
Supports local folders and UNC or mapped network paths
An Overwrite Existing Files in Shared Network Folders check box is available
when either the Single Shared folder or Custom folder options is selected. If
the box is checked, the existing files in the chosen folder are overwritten. No
additional warning is given. If the box is unchecked, a warning message is
displayed.
Define Search Paths and File Locations (optional)
On the Define Search Paths and File Locations page, you can modify the
default search paths and the location of some program files. You might want
to modify the default settings for the following reasons:
■
If your environment uses a file (such as a customization file or plug-ins)
other than the default file that's installed with the program, you can point
to that file now and avoid having to add it at each workstation.
■
Some default file locations may have changed in this version of the
program. You can use this page if you have an earlier version of the
Define Search Paths and File Locations (optional) |
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