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Under the Hood - All things PDM and PLM

In a continuing effort to provide high-quality products, Autodesk has released Autodesk Vault 2018.3.1 Update for Autodesk Vault Basic, Workgroup, and Professional 2018 editions. The update addresses a variety of issues pertaining to these releases.

This update addresses the following issues:

  1. Resolved issue where you could not enable a property after you disabled it.
  2. Corrected the issue with UDP mapping for PowerPoint files, in which value is appended with “_x000d_”.
  3. Corrected the mismatched Item units in First-level and Multi-level views in the BOM tab.
  4. Corrected the Inventor Apprentice error during ‘Get’ operation after editing file properties.
  5. Improved the Multi-level BOM tree view to keep it in an expanded state when saving item.
  6. Resolved the issue with the conversion of the digits after the comma in the German systems for Edit properties.
  7. As part of Autodesk’s ongoing efforts to provide the best security possible to our customers, we proactively applied security updates to our cloud servers, which also requires an update to your Autodesk products by October 17th to maintain access to certain features.
  8. Corrected an issue to export IDW to DWG or DXF with Job Server.

This updated can be downloaded by logging into your Autodesk Account. Click the Product Enhancements link and you will see the update in the list.

Irvin Hayes Jr.
Product Manager

Irvin Hayes Jr.

Irvin is a Product Manager on the Autodesk Vault team based in Novi, Michigan. He helps partners, consulting and sales develop Vault deployment plans in enterprise environments and system requirements. You can find multiple classes Irvin has presented at Autodesk University, (au.autodesk.com) on a wide range of Vault topics. Irvin is a technology geek and loves sharing with the community on Twitter (@ihayesjr) and Flipboard Magazine. Disclaimer If you need an official Autodesk company response or a contact for press-related activities please contact Autodesk Public Relations. The posts on this blog are the authors' own personal opinions and do not represent their employer's view in any way. In addition, their thoughts and opinions often change, and as a weblog is intended to provide a semi-permanent point-in-time snapshot you should not consider out-of-date posts to reflect their current thoughts and opinions.

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