Saving ACAD 2004 as R14

Hello,
I'm running ACAD 2004 but one of my customers is running R14. Is there a way to save my drawings so that he can open them?
Thank you for your help.
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Autodesk has a batch drawing converter available for no cost. I don't know the specific link, but if you check autodesk.com you should be able to find it somewhere on their site.
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Go to this blog... http://autodesk.blogs.com/between_the_lines /
scroll down to Friday, June 11, 2004
Shaan has a good piece on this....
Ted
After * snipped-for-privacy@water.com* sat on the keyboard, the following *text* showed up here:

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Depending on the complexity of the drawing use DXF.
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I have heard rummors that 2000 can coexist with 2004 on the same computer. I also heard that some people do thier work in 2004 set 2004 to save as 2000, then open 2000 and set it to save as r14. but that is a liscense violation. On Thu, 17 Jun 2004 06:44:28 -0700, snipped-for-privacy@water.com wrote:

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There's no good reason to do so, since Autodesk has made a batch drawing converter available at no charge that can do two way conversions to/from all versions from R14 to 2004 (and more recently, 2005). ___

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