The second setting is Save backup at each save – which prompts DraftSight to create a backup copy of the previously saved version of your file, every time you save your draft. The first is whether or not you want to Enable your auto-saves – which you should always have checked! And, you’ll then be able to specify the number of minutes between each auto-save. Likewise, the Auto-save/backups tab displays three options regarding the details of your auto-saves. When selected, the Automatic save file location reveals where your drafts are automatically saved to, and allows you to change that location – by simply clicking on the Browse icon, choosing a new file, and pressing Select Folder. This will open an Options window, where you’ll choose System Options and then specify Auto-save and Backup.įrom there, two more tabs will be exposed – labeled Automatic save file location and Auto-save/backups. So without further ado – you can adjust your Auto-save & Backup preferences by selecting the Options icon in the Customization section of the Manage tab in the ribbon. That said, I’ve found that having the right Auto-save and Backup settings is paramount in times of file crashes or other unexpected mishaps. These functions do exactly what their names suggest – systematically saving and protecting your drawings from being lost or deleted.
Today’s blog is long overdue, because I’ll be covering DraftSight’s Auto-save and Backup features. Visit to explore DraftSight 2019 and learn how you can experience the freedom to do more with a better 2D drafting and 3D design experience.
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