This Readme contains
the latest information regarding the installation and use of this Service Pack.
It is strongly recommended that you read this entire document before you apply
the Service Pack to your product. For your reference, you should save this Readme
to your hard drive or print a copy.
Who Should Install the Service Pack?
Service Pack 2
applies to English versions of the following Autodesk product(s):
- Building Systems 2006
- Building Systems 2006 with Service Pack 1
Note: Specific regions may release language-specific
(localized) service pack executables.
Summary of the
Primary
Building
Systems Issues Resolved by the Service Pack
Haloed Lines
- In external references to drawings that contain pipe or
duct, haloed lines are now displayed the same as in the referenced
drawing.
- When sloping duct is connected on either end by duct
fittings, the portion of the duct profile at a lower elevation will
display as haloed.
Flex Duct
- Opening a drawing that contains flex duct with a width
of zero no longer causes a crash.
Layout Tools
- If you click Clear All on the ABS Snaps tab of the
Drafting Settings dialog box and then click OK, all building system snaps
will be disabled.
MvPart
- Erasing an inline MvPart, such as a damper, on a duct
with takeoffs, no longer erases the takeoffs.
Pipe Modify
- The Pipe Modify command will now allow flanged pipe to
be changed to another connection type, such as threaded.
Schematic Symbols
- Schematic symbols can now be anchored to the ends of
schematic lines.
Schematic Pipe
- The color and linetype display for schematic pipe
fittings in drawings created with an earlier version of Autodesk Building
Systems will now be preserved when you open the drawings in the current
version.
- Default fittings within a new plumbing system
definition will now be saved when you close Style Manager.
Summary
of the Primary Architectural Desktop Issues Resolved by the Service Pack
Curtain Walls
- A fatal error no longer occurs when you are editing a
curtain wall while in a shaded view of a drawing started from the AEC
Model (Metric DACH)ctb.dwt
template.
Stairs
- Tread edges are now displayed for stair styles
configured to only include a slab stringer.
- Drawings that contain certain
configurations of ramps with landings will now open successfully.
Ceiling Grids
- An internal error no longer occurs when you exit an
Architectural Desktop session in which a ceiling grid that uses a space
object as its boundary has been grip edited.
Spaces
- The location information for space objects will now
persist within the Properties Palette if the Audit command is used after
an action (such as invoking the VBAIDE command) has caused the AcVBA.arx module to load.
Areas
- The Calculation modifiers option for area objects is
still displayed in the Properties Palette after the first area is tagged
in a drawing.
AEC Dimensions
- Location of opening height text within an AEC Dimension
is now properly retained after the AEC Dimension is mirrored.
- The edit in place functionality
now allows you to individually edit the position dimension text within AEC
Dimensions that are configured to dimension the wall width via components.
AEC Polygons
- An internal error no longer
occurs when you open files that contain AEC Polygon styles in which hatch
patterns have been enabled.
- Plot preview and plotted
results are now the same where break marks are used to mask objects. See Additional
Known Issues for related issue.
Materials
- Materials that do not include
texture maps (such as Doors & Windows.Glazing.Glass.Clear)
now display correctly when i-dropped into a
drawing from Content Browser.
Project Navigator
- Elevations stored in View
drawings will now regenerate appropriately after changes are made to
levels within the project.
Project Browser
- A fatal error no longer occurs
when accessing properties of a network-shared project in Project Browser
while a network connection is unavailable.
Tool Palettes
- A fatal error no longer occurs
when you exit an Architectural Desktop session in which a tool has been
created by dragging and dropping content from Style Manager to a project
tool palette.
- Tool properties edits will now
persist within the current Architectural Desktop session if the Audit
command is used
after an
action (such as invoking the VBAIDE command) has caused the AcVBA.arx module to load.
- Modifications to the following
properties of a window tool are now retained: Measure to, Head height, and
Sill height.
- A fatal error no longer occurs
if you are simultaneously editing multiple AEC style-based tools and
attempting to edit the tool images.
Content Browser
- Moving multiple command tools to
a palette with Content Browser no longer results in duplication of command
tool properties, such as name and description.
Detail Component Manager
- When you add new components in
Detail Component Manager, the Block drawing location field now displays
the path to and name of the drawing file that was selected as the block
library.
- Italian masonry anchor details
now scale properly when inserted into drawings using meters as the drawing
units.
- A fatal error no longer occurs
when you insert dovetail corrugated anchor details into drawings using
meters as the drawing units.
Layer Manager
- Creating new layers through use of the New Layer from
Standard command in Layer Manager no longer results in the unexpected
selection of the last layer filter. Now the currently selected layer
filter remains selected.
Style Manager
- A fatal error no longer occurs when you use
mnemonics while editing door or window styles in Style Manager.
- When exiting Style Manager you are now prompted
to save changes to drawings if new structural member styles were created
through use of the Create Style command.
Display Manager
- A fatal error no longer occurs when you select
display representations associated with Curtain Walls, Curtain Wall Units,
or Door/Window Assemblies in Display Manager.
- Clicking Apply in Display
Manager no longer results in the unexpected selection of the parent
drawing file. Now the currently selected configuration, set, or
representation by object remains selected.
- The appropriate icon for
configurations is now displayed after the Override View Direction option
is enabled in Display Manager.
- ARX_ERROR: eNullObjectId and ERROR: Could not
instantiate AecDict! errors
are no longer displayed at the command line when Display Manager is
launched after you start multiple new drawings without templates.
Export to AutoCAD
- The appropriate display of wall cleanups for
intersecting walls that reside in separate xrefs
are now retained in files generated by the Export to AutoCAD command.
- Hatch patterns associated with
sloping slabs or structural members are now flattened after use of the
Export to AutoCAD command.
- The Export to AutoCAD command now produces files
with the appropriate display of xrefs with
display configuration overrides.
Design Center
- A fatal error no longer occurs when you drag
content from Design
Center to drawing
file.
.NET API
- ArchDBVariables can now be created to allow
access to the AEC object settings in the Options dialog.
- Fixes have been incorporated to
deal with the autodelete feature of managed
wrappers as well as NULL point checkers.
Miscellaneous
- A lengthy startup delay no
longer occurs while the AEC Recipe Base is loading.
- Cannot find resource string
number 25207 in resource AecResUi40 error is no longer displayed when you are editing
Architectural Desktop styles.
- A fatal error no longer occurs
when you attempt to enable the Separate Hatch option in the Hatch and
Gradient dialog for a hatch pattern that has been modified using the
Subtract AEC Modify Tool.
- The Property Lookup Table is
now displayed during the creation or modification of lookup actions in the
Block Editor.
- Both Schedule Tags and Callouts
using Right-Reading text will now have the text in a vertical orientation
when placing at a 90 or 270 degree orientation.
- A fatal error no longer occurs
when you exit an Architectural Desktop session in which the properties of
a tool associated with a linked catalog were modified.
Summary
of the Primary AutoCAD Issues Resolved by the Service Pack
Actions That No Longer Cause Fatal Errors
- Adding a stretch action to a dynamic block
definition in a drawing saved with certain linetypes.
- Displaying thumbnail views of DWF files in
Windows Explorer.
- Opening some types of legacy drawings.
- Expanding the Toolbars node in the Customize
User Interface dialog box (CUI) after you have migrated custom menus and
toolbars from AutoCAD 2005 to AutoCAD 2006.
- Using the Properties palette to set mesh density
for a smooth polygon mesh.
- Pressing CTRL+A to select objects in certain 3D
views.
- Running AutoCAD LT on a computer with WindowBlinds software installed.
Problems Reported with the Customer Error Reporting Utility
As a result of detailed information from customers who used
the Customer Error Reporting Utility, a number of problems were identified and
fixed. Updates have been made in the following feature areas.
- Command prompt
- DesignCenter
- Dimensioning
- Dragging a drawing
- Dynamic blocks
- Dynamic Input tooltips
- Graphics system
- Hatching
- Info palette
- In-Place Text Editor
- Insert
- Layer
- Layouts
- Linetypes
- Markup
- Migration
- Multiline text (Mtext)
- Options
- ObjectDBXTM
- Object snaps
- Plot and Publish
- Plotting drivers
- Properties palette
- Selection
- Selection previewing
- Sheet Set Manager
- Startup, Save, and Close
- Tables
- Text
- Tool palettes
- Toolbars
Calculator
- Number format for certain regional settings: QuickCalc calculator variables now persist from one
session to another.
- The vertical scroll bar in the QuickCalc calculator window is now correctly
displayed.
Color
- Display properties (such as color, linetype, and
lineweight) no longer change unexpectedly when you drag or copy objects.
Dimensioning
- Correct values are now displayed for each
instance of a polar-arrayed dimension.
- Dimension associativity
is now reliably retained when a drawing is saved. Display errors have also
been corrected.
Dynamic Blocks
- Inserted dynamic blocks can now be rotated and
scaled without losing their dynamic properties.
- The drop-down list of available values is now
reliably displayed when you click a visability
or lookup grip on a dynamic block reference in a drawing.
Dynamic Input
- Entering a transparent command (such as 'p) in a
Dynamic Input tooltip no longer causes the program to lock up.
- When using Dynamic Input, you can now enter the
command modifiers tk (for tracking) and tt (to set temporary tracking points for object snap
tracking).
Hatching
- For legacy drawings, text within solid-filled
hatch areas is now correctly displayed.
Key Modifiers
- For entries in an edit box in a docked window,
the program now distinguishes between temporary override keys (such as
SHIFT+E) and capitalized text.
Layers
- Saved layer states can now be reliably restored.
Migration
- The Customize User Interface dialog box now correctly
imports full, partial, and custom menus from previous releases. (This
update was released separately as Support Solution TS1052001.)
- Display problems resulting from the transfer of
legacy MNU or MNS files to AutoCAD 2006-based products have been
corrected. This update affects labels in image tile menus and screen
menus. (This update was released separately as Support Solution
TS1052254.)
- Screen menu aliases are now correctly migrated
from earlier versions of the product.
- Right-click menus are now available when the CUI
file is loaded as an enterprise customization file and a partial menu is
loaded as the main customization file.
- Problems with opening CUI files that have
duplicate macro IDs have been corrected.
- The object snap menu (SHIFT+right-click)
is now available when partial menus are loaded.
- You now can delete a custom tool created in the
Customize User Interface dialog box without causing an error the next time
you try to edit the toolbar or tool palette to which it was added.
Modify
- Circles and arcs created on a plane that is not
parallel to the world coordinate system (WCS) now move and stretch in the
expected direction when they are stretched.
- You can now stretch objects in a group individually.
- You can now stretch multiple 3D polyline
segments.
Object Linking and Embedding (OLE)
- OLE objects in model space viewports
are now clipped correctly when the viewport is
resized.
- The quality of OLE objects (such as photographs)
printed at the highest quality setting has been improved.
Object Snaps
- Performance problems using object snaps in
certain circumstances have been corrected.
Open
- You can now run a script to open another drawing
after the first drawing has been closed.
Options
- Problems with relative search paths created in the
Options dialog box have been corrected.
Plot and Publish
- Dot linetypes with
line weight are now plotted correctly.
- Plot styles for systems with a large number of
plot styles are now assigned properly.
- The time needed to open the Plot dialog box has
improved for customers who have a large number of plot styles.
- The name of the layout is now correctly appended
to the file name for drawings that are plotted or published to PDF.
Tables
- Formatting is now preserved for text cut from a
Microsoft® Excel spreadsheet and pasted into a table cell.
Text
- The spacing between lines of text created with
consecutive executions of the TEXT command is now the same as the spacing
between lines of text created within a single TEXT command.
- Pressing the END key in the Edit Text dialog box
no longer causes an error.
- Bullets created in the In-Place Text Editor are
now displayed correctly in the editor, no matter how many times it is
reopened.
- Chinese language: CAPS LOCK and SHIFT keys now
work properly on Chinese-language keyboards.
- Japanese language: Several problems with
incorrect display of characters have been corrected.
- Double-byte languages: Problems with spacing
between double-byte characters have been corrected.
- For some Asian input method editors: You now can
switch from Asian text entry to English text entry without causing the
program to lock up.
- Baltic, Turkish, and Greek languages: Problems
with the display of SHX fonts have been corrected.
Tool Palette
- Using a tool palette no longer causes the incorrect
command to run when you press ENTER or right-click to repeat a command.
Xrefs (External References)
- External references (xrefs)
that have been unloaded are no longer reloaded when you click a balloon
notification in the host drawing.
The following problems identified in the original
release of Building Systems 2006 have not been corrected with this Service
Pack.
Inserting a flanged MvPart into a non-flanged pipe of
SCH 40 or 80 does not add flanges to the pipes568101
When a flanged MvPart is added into a
non-flanged pipe, Building Systems selects a flange to be added to the pipes.
With SCH 40 and 80 pipe within Building Systems 2006,
there are several flange choices that could be used, thus causing no flanges to
be inserted. The workaround is to determine which flange best meets the desired
graphical representation and then remove the rest of the flanges.
AutoCAD object snaps turn off when Building Systems
is started
Each time Building Systems is opened, the
Intersection, Apparent Intersection, and Parallel object snaps are turned off
to alleviate some instability when laying out objects.
Duct Fittings with Lining may not display properly.
Duct layouts
which have lining applied may not display the lining on duct fittings. Neither a Regen or Regen Model will
resolve the display. To correct the lining display: From the MEP Common menu, choose Mechanical>
HVAC System Definitions. Select the
definition which the duct layout is assigned to and choose the Display
Properties tab. Choose the Display
Representation in bold, select the Edit Display Properties button. Choose OK twice to get back to the active
drawing area. The display of the duct fittings with lining will be updated.
Instability when navigating in Project Navigator
while drawing is being saved
Navigation within
the Views tab of Project Navigator while a drawing is actively being saved may
cause Building Systems to become unstable, which could lead to a crash.
Instability caused by location grips555033
Simultaneously clicking the left and right mouse
buttons while moving the cursor over a location grip may cause Building Systems
to become unstable, which could lead to a crash.
Behavior of Import Current Layout as Sheet command
changed in Building Systems 2006
In previous releases of Building Systems, use of the Import Current Layout as
Sheet command could result in a single drawing file being used as an element,
construct or view in addition to being used as a sheet. Safeguards have been
added to Building Systems 2006 to ensure that a single drawing can only be used
as an element, construct, view, or sheet. Now, if you use the Import Current
Layout as Sheet command to save a view drawing as a sheet drawing, the view
drawing will be removed from your project.
If you have a drawing that you
wish to use as an element, construct, or view at the same time it is being used
as a sheet, you can use the SaveAs command to create
a second instance of the drawing and then import the layout from the new
drawing to create the sheet. Another solution is to create a new sheet and
externally reference the original drawing, which will allow the drawings to
remain synchronized.
Instability when accessing a read-only project
Using Project
Browser to access the properties of a project for which you only have read
permissions may cause Building Systems to become unstable, which could lead to
a crash.
Instability when generating tool catalogs
Using the Tool Catalog Generate command to create
tool catalogs from a directory or drawing file that contains an extensive
number of complex styles may cause Building Systems to become unstable, which
could lead to a crash. To avoid this problem, it is recommended that you limit
the number of complex styles to be imported within a single use of the Tool Catalog
Generate command.
Plotting masked AEC polygons
Plotting masked polygons using color based plot style tables in Autodesk
Building Systems:
When
plotting masked polygons using the model screened display representation the
color for the display component Interior Fill needs to be changed. To do this:
From the Format Menu - select Display Manager. Select Representations by Object
- AEC Polygon. On the right side double click on the Model Screened display
representations. Change the color for the display component Interior Fill from ByLayer to color 140. OK to exit Display Manager.
Plotting masked polygons using style based plot style tables
in Autodesk Building Systems:
When
plotting masked polygons using the model screened display representation the
plot style for the display component Interior Fill needs to be changed. To do
this: From the Format Menu - select Display Manager. Select Representations by
Object - AEC Polygon. On the right side double click on the Model Screened
display representations. Change the plot style for the display component
Interior Fill from Thin Screened to Invisible Ink. OK to exit Display Manager.
It is recommended that you
back up all custom CUI, MNU, MNS, MNR, MNL, and MNC files before installing
this Service Pack.
During the installation of
this Service Pack, you may be prompted for the original installation CD, DVD,
or network image. Please be sure to have the original installation media on
hand when you run the patch.
This Service Pack must be
installed by a user with Administrative Privileges. The installation process
will stop with an error message if it was attempted by a user without
Administrative Privileges.
Once this Service Pack is
applied, you cannot run an automatic uninstall to remove the Service Pack. To
undo the Service Pack changes, uninstall and reinstall Building Systems 2006.
The Service Pack may be
deployed by Administrators over the network using the Network Installation
Wizard.
A Group Policy Object
cannot be created to roll out this Service Pack to clients that have already
installed Building Systems. This Service Pack must be applied directly to every
machine by an administrator of the machine. Please note that the administrator
account must run Building Systems once before the Service Pack can be applied.
It has been found that the
installation of this service pack will cause file loading problems with
Autodesk Land Desktop 2006 and/or Autodesk Civil 3D 2006. To rectify this, you
may either install the latest service pack for either of these respective
products or rename the following files located in the installation directory of
these products:
- AecRegMgr47.dll
- AecRegMgr47enu.dll
- AecResUI47.dll
- AecResUI47enu.dll
- AecSystemTools47.dll
Example: Rename AecRegMgr47.dll, which
resides in the "C:\Program Files\Autodesk Land Desktop 2006"
directory, to AecRegMrg47.old.
- Download the Service Pack and save it to any
folder.
- Insert the Building Systems 2006 CD 1 or DVD
into your CD/DVD drive.
- Navigate to the folder where you saved the
Service Pack.
- Double-click the executable (EXE) file to
install the Service Pack.
Use this procedure if you
want to use Communication
Center to apply this
Service Pack through your local network.
To apply this
Service Pack through Communication Center using a local patch list
- Insert the Building Systems 2006 CD 1 or DVD
into your local computer’s CD/DVD drive.
- From the Autodesk Product Support website,
download abs2006swlsp2enu.exe and abs2006swlsp2enu.htm to a
local server.
NOTE:
Make sure that all users who need to apply the Service Pack have access to this
server.
- On the Start menu (Windows), click Run. Enter the
following information, and then click OK:
\\<local
server name>\<patch name> /p <patch list location
name>\<patch list name>
For
example:
C:\ABS2006SWLSP2enu.exe /p c:\patchlist.txt
The
contents of the patch list file are similar to the following:
*****
ProductCode={5783F2D7-4006-0409-0002-0060B0CE6BBA}
ProductVersionCandidate=4.7.254.0,4.7.270.0
PatchTitle=Autodesk Building Systems 2006 Service Pack 2
PatchGUID={20593079-F577-45D7-87E1-318803029431}
PatchFileLocation=\\\\your_server_name\\your_share_name\\subfolders\\patch_name.exe
or ftp://your_server_name/your_share_name/your_path/patch_name.exe
PatchSize=11061760
PatchDesc=This Service Pack updates Autodesk
Building Systems 2006.
The use of this software is subject to the terms and conditions contained in
the software license agreement that accompanied Autodesk Building
Systems 2006. YOUR
USE OF THE SOFTWARE INDICATES YOUR ASSENT TO BE BOUND BY THE TERMS AND
CONDITIONS OF SUCH LICENSE AGREEMENT. COPYING OR USE OF THIS SOFTWARE OR ITS
DOCUMENTATION EXCEPT AS PERMITTED BY THE SOFTWARE LICENSE AGREEMENT IS
UNAUTHORIZED AND IS COPYRIGHT INFRINGEMENT UNDER THE LAWS OF YOUR COUNTRY. IF
YOU COPY OR USE THIS SOFTWARE OR ITS DOCUMENTATION WITHOUT PERMISSION OF
AUTODESK, YOU ARE VIOLATING THE LAW. YOU MAY BE LIABLE TO AUTODESK FOR DAMAGES,
AND YOU MAY BE SUBJECT TO CRIMINAL PENALTIES.
PatchDescLocation=\\\\your_server_name\\your_share_name\\subfolders\readme_name.html
or ftp://your_server_name/your_share_name/your_path/readme_name.html
NOTE:
If a patch list file already exists in this location, the new patch list
information is added to the end of that file. The original file is not
overwritten.
- Open the patch list file. If there is more than
one patch list, the lists are separated by asterisks (*****).
- Change the fifth line in the patch list, PatchFileLocation, from the original value to one of
the following:
- If you want to make the Service Pack available
from a file server, enter: PatchFileLocation=\\\\<your_server_name>\\<your_share_name>\\<subfolders>\\<patch_name>.exe
- If you want to make the Service Pack available
from an FTP server, enter:
ftp://<your_server_name>/<your_share_name>/<your_path>/<patch_name>.exe
- Change the last line in the patch list, PatchDescLocation, from the original value to one of
the following:
- If you want to make the Readme available from a
file server, enter:
PatchDescLocation=\\\\<your_server_name>\\<your_share_name>\\<subfolders>
\\<readme_name>.html
- If you want to make the Readme available from
an FTP server, enter:
ftp://<your_server_name>/<your_share_name>/<your_path>/<readme_name>.html
- Save and close the patch list file.
- On the Start menu (Windows), click Run. Enter the
following information, and then click OK:
<your_CD
or DVD-ROM_drive>:\ADT\Support\CADManagerControl
- Double-click CMControl.exe.
- In the CAD Manager utility, select Autodesk
Building Systems 2006 from the product list, and then click OK.
- In the CAD Manager utility, on the Communication Center tab, perform the following
actions:
- In the Live Update Configuration list, select Enable
Using Local Patch List.
- In the Local Patch List Location box, enter the
same local patch list location that you entered in step 5.
- Click Apply to save these settings to your own
system.
- At the bottom of the CAD Manager utility, in the
drop-down list, select Create .reg Registry
File. Then click OK.
- In the Save As dialog box, save the file to your
system. Make note of this location.
The registry file is now ready to be made available to users. Distribute
and execute the file to users by implementing the method of your choice.
NOTE: You must execute the Service
Pack on each workstation that is running Building Systems 2006.
The following two methods
of distributing Building Systems 2006 Service Pack 2 apply only to
administrative images created with the Building Systems 2006 Network
Installation wizard. After you complete these procedures, any new deployments
of Building Systems 2006 will have the Service Pack applied to them
automatically.
NOTE: Clients that have installed the
original deployment MUST install the Service Pack before the deployment
can be patched. It is not possible to patch clients after an administrative
image has been patched. If you are unable to update all previously
installed clients prior to adding this Service Pack to the administrative
image, we recommend that a separate administrative image be created with this
Service Pack applied.
NOTE: In both of the following
procedures, the patch (service pack) file that you download contains an MSP
(Microsoft Patch) file, which you extract from the executable file using the /e
(extract) switch; see step 2 for the syntax.
To add Building Systems
2006 Service Pack 2 to a new Building Systems 2006 administrative image
- From the Autodesk Product Support website,
download abs2006swlsp2enu.exe to your local computer.
- On the Start menu (Windows), click Run. Enter
the following information, and then click OK:
<local
drive:>\<patch name>\ /e <local drive:>\<patch name>.msp
- On the computer where you installed the Network
Installation wizard, on the Start menu (Windows), click Autodesk >
Network Installation Wizard.
- In the Network Installation wizard, on the
Welcome page, select Create an Administrative Image, and then click Next.
- On the Create Administrative Image page, in the
Select Autodesk Installer (MSI) File box, enter the path to ABS.msi, the MSI file that you use as the basis
for your administrative image. This file is found on your product CD or
DVD-ROM, in CD or DVDROM:\Install\ABS.msi.
- In the Administrative Image Location box, enter
an existing shared network location where you want to create an
administrative image, or click Browse to navigate to a location. Users
install Building Systems from this location.
- Select the Apply a Patch (Service Pack) to This
Image option.
- In the Select Patch box, enter the path to the
patch location (the location you entered in step 2, including the file
extension .msp). You can also browse to
locate the MSP file.
- Click Next, and follow
the instructions in the Network Installation wizard to complete the
deployment of this Service Pack.
To apply Building
Systems 2006 Service Pack 2 to an existing Building Systems 2006 administrative
image
- From the Autodesk Product Support website,
download abs2006swlsp2enu.exe to your local computer.
- On the Start menu (Windows), click Run. Enter
the following information, and then click OK.
<local drive:>\<patch
name>\ /e <local drive:>\<patch name>.msp
- On the computer where you installed the Network
Installation wizard, on the Start menu (Windows), click Autodesk >
Network Installation Wizard.
- In the Network Installation wizard, on the
Welcome page, select Modify an Administrative Image, and then click Next.
- On the Modify Administrative Image page, in the
Select an MSI File box, select an existing Autodesk installer file (MSI)
from an existing shared network location that contains the administrative
image you want to modify. Users install Building Systems from this
location.
- Select the Apply a Patch (Service Pack) to This
Image option.
- In the Select Patch box, enter the path to the
patch location (the location you entered in step 2, including the file
extension .msp). You can also browse to
locate the MSP file.
- Click Next, and follow
the instructions in the Network Installation wizard to complete the
deployment of this Service Pack.
None of your
customized files should be affected by this patch. However, if you are using a
file that has a date earlier than the date of the file originally installed by
Building Systems 2006, it will be replaced. For example, if you have simply
copied acad.pgp from an
Building Systems 2005 installation, it will have a modified date that is before
the release of Building Systems 2006 and will be replaced. To avoid this issue,
simply re-save the customized file, which will give it a later date, thus
preventing its replacement.
NOTE: Any files which have been removed
(or moved) after the original installation will be restored by this patch.
Installation Folder
- acad.exe
- AcAssist.arx
- AcAuthEnviron.arx
- AcCalcEngine.arx
- AcCalcUi.dll
- AcCustomize.dll
- acDcSymbols.arx
- AcDim.arx
- AcDwfMarkupCore.arx
- AcDwfMarkupUi.arx
- AcDwgRecovery.arx
- AcDxUi.dll
- acdxwizard.dll
- aceplotx.arx
- AcFdEval.arx
- acgs.dll
- AcLayer.dll
- acmgdinternal.dll
- AcMgdReverse.dll
- acopm.arx
- AcPlotGui.arx
- AcPublish.arx
- AcSmNav.arx
- AcTable.arx
- AcTcTools.arx
- AcTp.arx
- acui16.dll
- acwebpublish.arx
- adlmdll.dll
- ADPCatalogEditor47.dll
- ADPCatalogEditor47.tlb
- AdskScInst.dll
- adui16.dll
- AecArchDACH47.arx
- AecArchDACH47enu.dll
- AecArchMgd.dll
- AecArchX47.arx
- AecArchX47enu.dll
- AecArchXM47.arx
- AecArchXM47enu.dll
- AecAreaCalculation47.arx
- AecAreaCalculation47enu.dll
- AecBaseMgd.dll
- AecCB47.exe
- AecCBrowser47enu.dll
- AecCBTc47.dll
- AecCBTc47.tlb
- AecCBUtil47.dll
- AeccMath47.dll
- AeccRelGraph47.dll
- AeccSurface47.dll
- AeccSurface47Enu.dll
- AeccWin32Utils47.dll
- AecDbMigrationUtility.exe
- AecDCArch47.arx
- AecDcArch47.tlb
- AecDcArch47enu.dll
- AecDtl47.arx
- AecDtl47enu.dll
- AecDtlDb47.dll
- AecDtlDbLib.dll
- AecDtlDbUi.dll
- AecGfc47.dll
- AecGuiBase47.arx
- AecGuiBase47enu.dll
- AecKeynoteEditor.exe
- AecLayerManagerEx.dll
- AecLayerManagerUI47.arx
- AecLayerManagerUI47enu.dll
- AecLMgrLisp47.arx
- AecLMgrLisp47enu.dll
- AecLoader47.arx
- AecObjExplode47.arx
- AecObjExplode47enu.dll
- AecProject47.arx
- AecProject47enu.dll
- AecProjectPalette47.arx
- AecProjectPalette47enu.dll
- AecPropDataMgd.dll
- AecPublish47.arx
- AecPublish47enu.dll
- AecRcpBase47.arx
- AecRcpBase47enu.dll
- AecStartup47.arx
- AecStartup47enu.dll
- AecStructure47.arx
- AecStructure47enu.dll
- AecStructureMgd.dll
- AecsXBase47.dll
- AecsXBase47.tlb
- AecsXBase47enu.dll
- AecsXBaseHelp47.dll
- AecsXBaseLoader.dll
- AecsXStyleGen47.dll
- AecsXStyleGen47.tlb
- AecsXStyleGen47enu.dll
- AecsXStyleGenHelp47.dll
- AecsXStyleGenLoader.dll
- AecUiBase47.arx
- AecUiBase47enu.dll
- AecUiSchedule47.arx
- AecUiSchedule47enu.dll
- AecUiScheduleData47.arx
- AecUiScheduleData47enu.dll
- AecUiStatusBar47.arx
- AecUiStatusBar47enu.dll
- AecUtilities47.arx
- AecUtilities47enu.dll
- AecXArchBase47.dll
- AecXArchBase47.tlb
- AecXArchBase47enu.dll
- AecXArchBaseHelp47.dll
- AecXArchBaseLoader.dll
- AecXArchDACHBase47.dll
- AecXArchDACHBase47.tlb
- AecXArchDACHBase47enu.dll
- AecXArchDACHBaseHelp47.dll
- AecXArchDACHBaseLoader.dll
- AecXAreaCalculationBase47.dll
- AecXAreaCalculationBase47.tlb
- AecXAreaCalculationBase47enu.dll
- AecXAreaCalculationBaseHelp47.dll
- AecXAreaCalculationBaseLoader.dll
- AecXBase47.dll
- AecXBase47.tlb
- AecXBase47enu.dll
- AecXBaseHelp47.dll
- AecXBaseLoader.dll
- AecXDcContent47.dll
- AecXDcContent47.tlb
- AecXDcContent47enu.dll
- AecXDcContentLoader.dll
- AecXDtl47.dll
- AecXDtl47.tlb
- AecXDtl47enu.dll
- AecXDtlHelp47.dll
- AecXDtlLoader.dll
- AecXDynProps47.dll
- AecXDynProps47.tlb
- AecXDynProps47enu.dll
- AecXDynPropsHelp47.dll
- AecXDynPropsLoader.dll
- AecXExtendedData47.dll
- AecXExtendedData47.tlb
- AecXExtendedData47enu.dll
- AecXExtendedDataLoader.dll
- AecXGuiArch47.dll
- AecXGuiArch47enu.dll
- AecXGuiArchLoader.dll
- AecXGuiAreaCalculation47.dll
- AecXGuiAreaCalculation47enu.dll
- AecXGuiAreaCalculationLoader.dll
- AecXGuiBase47.dll
- AecXGuiBase47enu.dll
- AecXGuiBaseLoader.dll
- AecXGuiScheduleData47.dll
- AecXGuiScheduleData47.tlb
- AecXGuiScheduleData47enu.dll
- AecXGuiScheduleDataLoader.dll
- AecXGuiStructure47.dll
- AecXGuiStructure47enu.dll
- AecXGuiStructureLoader.dll
- AecXGuiUtilities47.dll
- AecXGuiUtilities47enu.dll
- AecXGuiUtilitiesLoader.dll
- AecXmlBase47.dll
- AecXmlBase47enu.dll
- AecXProject47.dll
- AecXProjectLoader.dll
- AecXRm47.dll
- AecXSchedule47.dll
- AecXSchedule47.tlb
- AecXSchedule47enu.dll
- AecXScheduleHelp47.dll
- AecXScheduleLoader.dll
- AecXToolClass47.dll
- AecXToolClassLoader.dll
- AecXUIArchBase47.dll
- AecXUIArchBase47.tlb
- AecXUIArchBase47enu.dll
- AecXUIArchBaseHelp47.dll
- AecXUIArchBaseLoader.dll
- AecXUIBase47.dll
- AecXUIBase47.tlb
- AecXUIBase47enu.dll
- AecXUIBaseHelp47.dll
- AecXUIBaseLoader.dll
- asdkTPCtest.arx
- CaptureLines.hdi
- dlint8.dll
- Drv\gdiplot8.hdi
- dswhip.dll
- En-US\AecDbMigrationUtility.resources.dll
- En-US\AecDtlDbUi.resources.dll
- En-US\AecLayerManagerEx.resources.dll
- Express\acettest.fas
- Help\AecArchMgd.chm
- Help\AecBaseMgd.chm
- Help\AecPropDataMgd.chm
- Help\AecStructureMgd.chm
- ladtr.dll
- oletohdi8.dll
- psizewiz.dll
- UserDataCache\adtMenus.cab
- VerticalAdMigrator.dll
- whohas.arx
- UserDataCache\absMenus.cab
- AecbElec47.arx
- AecbElec47enu.dll
- AecbHvac47.arx
- AecbHvac47enu.dll
- AecbPipe47.arx
- AecbPipe47enu.dll
- AecbPlumbing47.arx
- AecbPlumbing47enu.dll
- AecbCatalog47.dll
- AecbCatalog47enu.dll
- AecbCatalogEditor47.exe
- AecbCatalogEditor47enu.dll
- AecbContentBuilder47.arx
- AecbContentBuilder47enu.dll
- AecbPartDef47.arx
- AecbPartDef47enu.dll
- AecbUiBldSrv47.arx
- AecbUiBldSrv47enu.dll
- AecbUiCol47.arx
- AecbUiCol47enu.dll
- AecbXBldSrv47.dll
- AecbXBldSrv47.tlb
- AecbXBldSrv47enu.dll
- AecbXBldSrvHelp47.dll
- AecbXBldSrvLoader.dll
- AecbXGuiBldSrv47.dll
- AecbXGuiBldSrv47.tlb
- AecbXGuiBldSrv47enu.dll
- AecbXGuiBldSrvLoader.dll
- AecbXPlumbingBase47.dll
- AecbXPlumbingBase47.tlb
- AecbXPlumbingBase47enu.dll
- AecbXPlumbingBaseHelp47.dll
- AecbXPlumbingBaseLoader.dll
- AecbXUIBldSrv47.dll
- AecbXUIBldSrv47.tlb
- AecbXUIBldSrv47enu.dll
- AecbXUIBldSrvHelp47.dll
- AecbXUiBldSrvLoader.dll
Autodesk Shared Folder
- acax16enu.tlb
- acdb16.dll
- acge16.dll
- Aec3dDwfGen47.dbx
- Aec3dDwfGen47enu.dll
- AecArchBase47.dbx
- AecArchBase47enu.dll
- AecArchDACHBase47.dbx
- AecArchDACHBase47enu.dll
- AecAreaCalculationBase47.dbx
- AecAreaCalculationBase47enu.dll
- AecBase47.dbx
- AecBase47enu.dll
- AecModeler47.dbx
- AecProjectBase47.dbx
- AecProjectBase47enu.dll
- AecResMgr47.dll
- AecResMgr47enu.dll
- AecResUi47.dll
- AecResUi47enu.dll
- AecSchedule47.dbx
- AecSchedule47enu.dll
- AecScheduleData47.dbx
- AecScheduleData47enu.dll
- AecScript47.dll
- AecScript47enu.dll
- AecStructureBase47.dbx
- AecStructureBase47enu.dll
- AecSystemTools47.dll
- axdb16enu.tlb
- AecbBldSrv47.dbx
- AecbBldSrv47enu.dll
- AecbCol47.dbx
- AecbCol47enu.dll
- AecbEnumMap47.dll
- AecbEnumMap47enu.dll
- AecbPlumbingBase47.dbx
- AecbPlumbingBase47enu.dll
Autodesk Shared
Thumbnail Folder
- AcDwfThmb16.dll
- AcDwfThmbPrxy16.dll
<Windows Installation
Folder>\assembly
- GAC\Autodesk.AEC.Interop.ArchBase\4.7.265.0__d672471c03b2c408\Autodesk.AEC.Interop.ArchBase.dll
- GAC\Autodesk.AEC.Interop.AreaCalculation\4.7.265.0__d672471c03b2c408\Autodesk.AEC.Interop.AreaCalculation.dll
- GAC\Autodesk.AEC.Interop.Base\4.7.265.0__d672471c03b2c408\Autodesk.AEC.Interop.Base.dll
- GAC\Autodesk.AEC.Interop.DACHBase\4.7.265.0__d672471c03b2c408\Autodesk.AEC.Interop.DACHBase.dll
- GAC\Autodesk.AEC.Interop.Details\4.7.265.0__d672471c03b2c408\Autodesk.AEC.Interop.Details.dll
- GAC\Autodesk.AEC.Interop.Schedule\4.7.265.0__d672471c03b2c408\Autodesk.AEC.Interop.Schedule.dll
- GAC\Autodesk.AEC.Interop.Structural\4.7.265.0__d672471c03b2c408\Autodesk.AEC.Interop.Structural.dll
- GAC\Autodesk.AEC.Interop.UIArchBase\4.7.265.0__d672471c03b2c408\Autodesk.AEC.Interop.UIArchBase.dll
- GAC\Autodesk.AEC.Interop.UIBase\4.7.265.0__d672471c03b2c408\Autodesk.AEC.Interop.UIBase.dll
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