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*Laurie Comerford
Re: Problem with very small gaps
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01-09-2009 11:44 AM in reply to:
LaserCadPaul
Hi Paul,
If you have access to a copy of Map, the drawing cleanup tools will do this.
These tools alone are worth upgrading from AutoCAD, let alone the other
power you gain with Map.
Regards
Laurie Comerford
LaserCadPaul wrote:
> Hello, Our company often gets drawings delivered by customers. (Can'nt
> attach file; will mail for excample). These drawings look good, but the
> line isn't closed. Is there a way to quick locate those small gaps and
> close them? Greetings and thanks in advance for your answers. Paul
If you have access to a copy of Map, the drawing cleanup tools will do this.
These tools alone are worth upgrading from AutoCAD, let alone the other
power you gain with Map.
Regards
Laurie Comerford
LaserCadPaul wrote:
> Hello, Our company often gets drawings delivered by customers. (Can'nt
> attach file; will mail for excample). These drawings look good, but the
> line isn't closed. Is there a way to quick locate those small gaps and
> close them? Greetings and thanks in advance for your answers. Paul
*Martin Shoemaker
Re: Problem with very small gaps
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01-09-2009 02:05 PM in reply to:
LaserCadPaul
I use gap.lsp from this site: http://www.spaug.org/LISP_Index99.Html
It does not handle all entity types but it is adequate in most cases.
LaserCadPaul wrote:
> Hello, Our company often gets drawings delivered by customers. (Can'nt
> attach file; will mail for excample). These drawings look good, but the
> line isn't closed. Is there a way to quick locate those small gaps and
> close them? Greetings and thanks in advance for your answers. Paul
It does not handle all entity types but it is adequate in most cases.
LaserCadPaul wrote:
> Hello, Our company often gets drawings delivered by customers. (Can'nt
> attach file; will mail for excample). These drawings look good, but the
> line isn't closed. Is there a way to quick locate those small gaps and
> close them? Greetings and thanks in advance for your answers. Paul
*Paul
Re: Problem with very small gaps
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01-09-2009 02:35 PM in reply to:
LaserCadPaul
Na rijp beraad schreef Martin Shoemaker :
> I use gap.lsp from this site: http://www.spaug.org/LISP_Index99.Html
>
> It does not handle all entity types but it is adequate in most cases.
>
> LaserCadPaul wrote:
>> Hello, Our company often gets drawings delivered by customers. (Can'nt
>> attach file; will mail for excample). These drawings look good, but the
>> line isn't closed. Is there a way to quick locate those small gaps and
>> close them? Greetings and thanks in advance for your answers. Paul
Super and thank you
--
Groeten Paul
> I use gap.lsp from this site: http://www.spaug.org/LISP_Index99.Html
>
> It does not handle all entity types but it is adequate in most cases.
>
> LaserCadPaul wrote:
>> Hello, Our company often gets drawings delivered by customers. (Can'nt
>> attach file; will mail for excample). These drawings look good, but the
>> line isn't closed. Is there a way to quick locate those small gaps and
>> close them? Greetings and thanks in advance for your answers. Paul
Super and thank you
--
Groeten Paul
