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4 Click OK. 5 In the Migrate Custom Settings message, click OK to view the log file, or click No if you do not want to view the log file. NOTE To be accessible, pull-down menus that are migrated from a MNU/MNS file to a CUI file need to be added to a workspace. View the Migration Log File The migration log file (migration.xml) provides specific information about any settings or files that were not successfully migrated to AutoCAD LT 2009. The log file shows all the files that were successfully copied from a previous version to AutoCAD LT 2009. It also provides information about files that were not successfully migrated. Use the log for troubleshooting if there are unwanted or unexpected results in your AutoCAD LT 2009 profiles. After you use the Migrate Custom Settings dialog box to migrate custom settings and files, a message is displayed from which you open the migration log file. You can view the migration log file at that time. You can also navigate to the file if you want to view the log details another time. To locate and view the migration log file 1 In Windows Explorer, navigate to the following location: \Documents and Settings\\Application Data\Autodesk\\\\Migration. 2 Double-click migration.xml to open the file, and view the details of your migration. Use Migration Tools Migration tools take the guesswork out of updating your custom files from previous releases. The tools help you to share drawings when you upgrade to a new release of AutoCAD LT. You can download the migration tools in several languages from the Autodesk website. NOTE Because these are public tools, product support for them is limited to the Autodesk discussion groups. 12 | Chapter 2 Move to AutoCAD LT 2009 from a Previous or Same Release

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4
Click OK.
5
In the Migrate Custom Settings message, click OK to view the log file, or
click No if you do not want to view the log file.
NOTE
To be accessible, pull-down menus that are migrated from a MNU/MNS
file to a CUI file need to be added to a workspace.
View the Migration Log File
The migration log file (
migration.xml
) provides specific information about any
settings or files that were not successfully migrated to AutoCAD LT 2009. The
log file shows all the files that were successfully copied from a previous version
to AutoCAD LT 2009. It also provides information about files that were not
successfully migrated. Use the log for troubleshooting if there are unwanted
or unexpected results in your AutoCAD LT 2009 profiles.
After you use the Migrate Custom Settings dialog box to migrate custom
settings and files, a message is displayed from which you open the migration
log file. You can view the migration log file at that time. You can also navigate
to the file if you want to view the log details another time.
To locate and view the migration log file
1
In Windows Explorer, navigate to the following location:
\Documents and Settings\<user profile>\Application Data\Autodesk\<product
version>\<release number>\<language>\Migration
.
2
Double-click
migration.xml
to open the file, and view the details of your
migration.
Use Migration Tools
Migration tools take the guesswork out of updating your custom files from
previous releases. The tools help you to share drawings when you upgrade to
a new release of AutoCAD LT. You can download the migration tools in several
languages from the Autodesk website.
NOTE
Because these are public tools, product support for them is limited to the
Autodesk discussion groups.
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| Chapter 2
Move to AutoCAD LT 2009 from a Previous or Same Release