I have been trying to show the windows quick access in the autocad places bar for some time. I know this thread is a bit old, but thank you Bryan Sullivan, you are a genius. Right-click on the Places bar and select “Add Current Folder” In the File name box type %userprofile%\links and click Openģa. Start the Open command to see the Select File dialog box.Ģ. This “Links” folder can be added to the AutoCAD Places bar or the shortcuts inside the “Links” folder can be dragged onto the Places bar.ġ. However, it looks like when a folder is pinned to Quick access, a shortcut is created in the legacy Windows “Links” folder. This shortcut can be seen in the AutoCAD Select File dialog box, but it cannot be added to the Places bar. The Quick access file and folder information is stored in a file that is not readable by AutoCAD.Ī Quick access shortcut can be created by selecting Quick access from the tree in Windows Explorer and dragging to the Desktop or into another folder. The Windows 10 Quick access list is neither a link, nor a folder, nor a shell folder, and has no “path” information that can be added to the AutoCAD Places bar.
The Places bar list can be manually edited here, but there is no way to directly import the Windows 10 Quick access shortcuts into this registry key. Navigate to your profile folder, then the Dialogs\AllAnavDialogs folder. HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Autodesk\AutoCAD\R22.0 (or your current version)\ACAD-XXXX:XXX\Profiles\ The AutoCAD Places shortcut list is stored in the registry and there is a unique Places list for each AutoCAD profile on a machine. the list in Places will match without further manipulation. Ideally this would be automatic so that if I add or remove folders from W.E.
I’d like to find a way for AutoCAD to use the same favorites list/tree that I have in Windows Explorer. I know this thread is kind of old but I hope this question will be seen, followed by some discussion and hopefully an answer. I am always clicking in and out of drives for various things and it was driving me crazy. This is so helpful here at work with our network drives. Right-Click & select Properties… to change the display name to desired one with the same path.Īfter using Autocad for so long I had no idea about this. 6 comments on “ Save your Favorite Locations in AutoCAD”
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