What's the best way to do this? Do I have to do the hack of going to Customize and then disabling everything and starting from scratch? I'm new to AutoCAD but not new to the forums.
How do I uninstall a previous version of AutoCAD without doing the hack of disabling everything? Do I have to uninstall the entire program before installing a new one? Do I get the option to uninstall a previous version of AutoCAD from the "uninstall a program" option?
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There are many AutoCAD 2012 32-bit executables available at Autodesk Download Center.
If you want to upgrade from 32-bit to 64-bit, then you should uninstall AutoCAD 2012 32-bit and install AutoCAD 2012 64-bit. If you don't uninstall 32-bit, you can still use 32-bit plugins but not the 64-bit ones.
If you want to uninstall AutoCAD 2012 32-bit, please refer to this link.
If you want to uninstall AutoCAD 2012 64-bit, please refer to this link.
I don't think you need to do the hack of disabling everything.
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What is the best way to handle client signups for a single page React app?
I'm building a single page application that has a sign up page (post form) that checks for email and password. After login it goes to a separate page and displays the dashboard. This project has multiple pages (login, signup, dashboards) but only one signup form. I've been toying around with sessions for the signup form. The issue I'm running into is that I need to keep track of the state and error messages I've received from the signup form. I'm not sure if I'm implementing sessions the right way. Currently, I have a prop 'errormessages' that is an object. I have the prop 'errormessages.email' and 'errormessages.password' which is an array of strings. I'm assigning them to my localStorage using setItem(key, item) and retrieving them with getItem(key). I then console.log them to the console. I've been wondering if there's a more efficient way to do this?
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