AutoCAD.Application.16 opens 2004, but I tried numbers before and
after and nothing opend up 14.
I figured out a way to find it though. I was using
pythoncom.GetClassFile on the AutoCAD executable instead of a drawing
file.
I used it with .dwg twice while associated to each of the versions,
and i
Bummer you can't look into the registry. By convention the ProgID is
named ... Also, usually there is a
version independent ProgID that goes .. The
version independent ProgID usually points to the newest version. It
looks like that is what you are using. Many programs get away with not
using those
Hello,
I am new to Python and COM, but both seem very useful for automation
as AutoCAD, ArcGIS, and my gps software all have COM interfaces and
ArcGIS actually uses python scripts.
My trouble is that I am running two versions of AutoCAD (14 and 2004).
The problem is that both have the same ProgID
