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I have another question regarding these wood grain hatches that i got from PS Port. I lost my hard drive and have had to reload all programs and i dont have an apps folder in AC 08!

Is this where you store these files if so, do i just create a folder in 08 for them and then goto tools,options,files,support file search path,then create a path pointing to them or what? I have totally lost all my previous info and trying to get back to where i had everything so i can create a good backup. Thanks in advance. I would recommend putting them in a folder outside of your Autocad directory. That way, if you ever have to re-install, you won't run the risk of having them overwritten. Just stick them in a folder, then open Autocad and go into your Options dialog > 'Files' tab and click on the 'Support File Search Path'.

Next, click the 'Add' button to create a new search path and then click the 'Browse' button to select the folder containing your Hatch patterns. Ya know, that is why I don't have my wood grain hatches any more from 2007. I shoulda remembered that myself. Thanks for saving me.