None of the others show up in the start menu or desktop. I removed all shortcuts except for DWG TrueView 2015. There will be some extra shortcuts that show up due to us launching the application. Go straight to editing unless you need to optimize the package or restrict OS deployment. Or you could always copy in the DLLs from another machine and manually create the FTAs, but why go through those extra steps?Īnyways, after you launch DWG and open the sample file, close DWG and finish the sequence. Normally you could copy the DLLs to AppData from the originating location, but you won’t find them anywhere. If those DLLs aren’t put into the package, you will be presented with this lovely message: Doing so will drop two DLLs into AppData that will allow the application to open CAD files when published to a user (that’s the purpose of this application, right?). Another reason is that you will need to open one of the sample DWG files I mentioned above. There will be no FTAs in editing mode if you do not launch it before finishing the sequence. Launching TrueView while sequencing will create the FTAs in the virtual environment. This is where I differ from the other recipes and I’ll explain why. PVAD: Default location of C:\Program Files\Autodesk If you do not remove this, the application will not launch when deployed. If you are using SP2, you do not need to worry about having C++ in your base build.Ī sample DWG file – I grabbed one from here The following Visual C++ redistributables (if not using App-V 5.0 SP2): I’ll start off by saying that the recipe is very similar to the other ones out there, but I modified a few things to make the process simpler. So here’s one for your sequencing pleasure. There are several recipes out there for DWG TrueView 2014 and older, but I couldn’t find one for 2015.
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