Autocad lt 2007 if i repair will i loose anything

The same applies to the network palettes. Regardless, I don't find this feature to be very useful because, through designcentre, you can pick out individual blocks as well as whole drawing files to insert. I don't know WHY it doesn't do that with Dynamic Blocks, aside from the fact that it has authoring elements, I mean. When you double click a regular block (one without dynamic properties) it takes you right into the block editor. Now, the drawing file has this block inserted into it and the block can now be explored. Or it can be dragged and dropped into the AutoCAD window. To be able to view and play with this file, it must be inserted into another file FIRST. But when you attempt to open it, it pops up 'that' message. On the surface (viewed from the files tree) it looks like a regular DRAWING FILE. What this means is that - and this ONLY applies to Blocks that have been imbued with dynamic properties - this is now a block FILE and it has authoring elements (which come from the Dynamic Block Authoring Palette - hence: Authoring elements). When this happens, you get this screen (see wblock procedure pic).

A LOT of blocks are left clicked (post-creation) and Wblocked to a central or network source. This isn't a 'problem' so much as it is a user-created situation.

I've held off with my opinion until I had something of value to contribute. Ty is correct about why the message is coming up, you have some authoring elements right away in your library file. Oh, and btw, you could say 'no' and it shouldn't hurt anything with your block 'library' as long as the file you are working in itself isn't a tool palette tool. when you go into that file, are you in a yellow environment w/ all your DB's that you consider your library? could you please verify? Any help?did i read correctly in saying that this file is a single 'library' file for a group of DB's? if so, it sounds like you are working on DB's within a DB file. I can't figure out why I am getting this message. Also, I have checked all my dynamic blocks and all have the appropriate parameters and actions with no missing links. I wanted to show the actual message instead of retyping. When I go to open the file I get the message in the attached image.

Background: I have a single drawing set up in AutoCAD 2007 which only contains dynamic blocks I'm building for our blocks palette.

Autocad lt 2007 if i repair will i loose anything