Let AutoCAD start as the specified template
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Sometimes we want AutoCAD to automatically open the template we specified when it starts. There are two ways to achieve this. Method one: Usually, AutoCAD will use the Acadiso.dwt template by default when creating a new file. You can directly open the Acadiso.dwt file and set the commonly used settings, so that you can directly use the specific template you set when opening AutoCAD and creating new files in the future. Method two: Use the shortcut key to start AutoCAD to specify the template file used when creating a new one. First go to the "Shortcut" in the "Properties" menu of the shortcut key, and add "/t bdycad.dwt" after the target (meaning to call the bdycad.dwt template file when opening AutoCAD). This method can also achieve the purpose of specifying a template when AutoCAD starts.
What does the shortcut in the first-come attribute mean? Is it customization in cui?
You should right-click the CAD icon on the desktop, open the "Properties" dialog box, open the "Shortcut" tab, and modify the content in the text box behind the target.: Add "/t bdycad.dwt" (meaning to call the bdycad.dwt template file when opening AutoCAD)
I used Tools-Options-File-Graphic Template Settings-select what you modified* The .DWT file is OK!
I use method one, which is pretty good. I personally think it’s quite convenient.