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   1. New drawing from acad.dwt
   2. Save as ADVANCED.dwg
   3. Create a general line label style named PARENT
   4. Qsave ADVANCED.dwg
   5. Right click on the PARENT style and select New…
   6. Save the child style as CHILD
   7. Qsave ADVANCED.dwg
   8. New drawing from acad.dwt
   9. Save as BASIC.dwg
  10. Drag the PARENT style into BASIC.dwg
  11. Qsave BASIC.dwg
  12. Drag the CHILD style into BASIC.dwg
  13. Qsave BASIC.dwg
  14. Check the command line for the error message:  *Warning* Multiply owned object, handle “###”

Autodesk Service Request: SR#:1-3648349943
Submitted By: TommieR
First Appeared: Civil 3D 2009 (verified on XPSP2 [32], Vista 32, and Vista 64)
Status as of Civil 3D 2009 Update 1 (aka Civil 3D 2009, Version 2): Resolved

“Warning: An error occured during save” arises when saving a drawing which contains a style which was created with a layer from another “layer source” drawing.

1.  File new from _AutoCAD Civil 3D (Imperial) NCS Extended.dwt (drawing2.dwg) 2.  File new from acad.dwt (drawing3.dwg) 3.  Under toolspace/settings for drawing3.dwg, right click on General-Label Styles-Line and select New.
4.  General tab, left click on the box next to Layer that currently contains 0, then click on the … to the right.
5.  Left click on Drawing3.dwg under Layer source at the top left of the Layer Selection dialog and select Drawing2.dwg.
6.  Select C-ANNO then OK and OK and save the drawing as temp.dwg.

This results in an AUTOCAD Message box with this text:

Warning:  An error occured during save.
We recommend that you run RECOVER on the drawing.

Workarounds:
… bring the layer into the new drawing prior to assigning it. … This, unfortunately, negates the functionality of using “layer source”.

Autodesk Service Request: SR#1-3608470141
Submitted By: TommieR
First Appeared: Civil 3D 200?
Status As of 2009: Still Reproducible
Status as of Civil 3D 2010: Resolved

When using a multileader style with the leader connection point set to “middle of text,” the text attachment point jumps to the “middle of the top line” when any field is added to the text.

Figure 1 – Middle of Text justified mleader

Figure 2 – The same mleader with a field added

Thanks to Christian Billiot for submitting this report.

Workarounds: None Known

First Appeared: AutoCAD 2008
Status as of 2009: Still reproducible