By Fenton Webb
If you are looking for a unique P&ID project GUID, as of 2013 Plant3d the PnPDatabase.DbId() is the best way to go.
Note: that if you copy the whole project to a new location this GUID will *not* change.
AutoCAD DevBloggers
June 2013
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Our DevBlog for Revit, Navisworks, AEC and BIM technology APIs. - ADN DevBlog - AutoCAD
Our DevBlog for AutoCAD and other platform technology APIs. - ADN DevBlog - Cloud and Mobile
Our DevBlog for Cloud and Mobile technologies. - ADN DevBlog - Infrastructure Modeling
Our DevBlog for Infrastructure Modeling technology APIs. - ADNDevBlog - Manufacturing
Our DevBlog for Design, Lifecycle and Simulation technologies. - Around the Corner
Cyrille Fauvel's Maya platform developer blog - Autodesk Media and Entertainment technology. - Civilized Development
Isaac Rodriguez's AutoCAD Civil 3D developer blog - Dances with Elephants
Jim Quanci's blog on partnering with large companies. - It's All Just Ones and Zeros
Doug Redmond's Vault developer blog - Mod the Machine
Brian Ekins' and Wayne Brill's Inventor developer blog - The Building Coder
Jeremy Tammik's Revit developer blog - Through the Interface
Kean Walmsley's AutoCAD developer blog - Yet more on autodesk.com ...
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