CADLock allows me to open an encrypted drawing file and make modifications, but won let me save it. Why not?
It is possible (and in some cases desirable) to allow modifications of a drawing but to disallow database output. This is ultimately the decision of the owner of the drawing at the time the encrypted drawing file is created. Q: I made some changes to a drawing and forgot to save to an unsecured drawing (*.dwg) prior to saving it as a Locked file (*.dwx). Now CADLock won’t let me save my modifications to a *.dwg file. What do I do? A: In this case do not exit the drawing, but immediately issue the CLRESET command and then save as .dwg.
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