Update available for AutoCAD and AutoCAD LT

Update available for AutoCAD and AutoCAD LT

Note: The 2018.0.2 update fixes a defect that would otherwise have caused the product subscription to expire on June 1, 2017 with a pre-release product error message. Be sure to install this update before that time to avoid subscription expiration.

In AutoCAD or AutoCAD LT if you are having problems with fonts, PDF files, multiline annotative attributes, plotting, or occasional instability there is now an update to fix these issues.


In this update the following defects have been fixed:

2018.0.1

AutoCAD and AutoCAD LT

  • Annotation – Publishing annotative multiline attributes no longer results in incorrect annotative scaling.
  • PDF – The border of a mask is no longer plotted in PDFs when “Lines Merge” is turned on.

AutoCAD only

  • Font – PFB fonts can now be compiled successfully as SHX files.
  • Stability – Occasional crashes when ending an AutoCAD session using specific API code no longer occur.

2018.0.2

AutoCAD and AutoCAD LT

  • Blocks – Right clicking in the Block Edit mode no longer displays an error message in the Command window.
  • Plotting – Certain text styles are no longer upside down when printed to PDF. Self-Intersecting wipe-outs in a block will perform as expected when plotted.
  • General – Ability to input values for the Material Editor Palette is restored.

AutoCAD only

  • Digitally signed AutoLISP files can be loaded as expected.
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