AutoCAD 2010/2011/2012 DWG Format

[#1]

There's is nothing on my blog if you are referring to that as the site.
There is a set of tools in AutoCAD named CAD Standards, look on the ribbon
on the Tools tab.

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Murph
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"CADDoodler" wrote in message news:6353511@discussion.autodesk.com...
OK that's alot of info...i'll begin to digest that sites info and try to
find the answer to my question.

TY for your time and insight

[#2]

ZIP contains two files, place them in AutoCAD's search path, then drag and
drop the LSP file into an open DWG you want to fix, type TXTMRG and watch
the pop-up and command line for instructions.

How to load and run Lisp files is explained everywhere, look around if you
need guidance. If you have to ask a lot of questions about this tool, delete
both files and come back here for another fix from someone else )

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Dean Saadallah
http://LTisACAD.blogspot.com
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[#3]

Murph wrote:
> None, It's missing a function when I ran it.
>

Funny - works for me.

[#4]

Dean Saadallah wrote:
> ZIP contains two files, place them in AutoCAD's search path, then drag and
> drop the LSP file into an open DWG you want to fix, type TXTMRG and watch
> the pop-up and command line for instructions.
>
> How to load and run Lisp files is explained everywhere, look around if you
> need guidance. If you have to ask a lot of questions about this tool, delete
> both files and come back here for another fix from someone else )
>
Works for me!

[#5]

May be you have the EXTANG function load from your startup.

; error: no function definition: EXTANG

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Murph
http://map3d.wordpress.com/


wrote in message news:6353775@discussion.autodesk.com...
Murph wrote:
> None, It's missing a function when I ran it.
>

Funny - works for me.

[#6]

Murph wrote:
> May be you have the EXTANG function load from your startup.
>
> ; error: no function definition: EXTANG
>

You are absolutely correct. I didn't realize it, but I have the
following in my acad.lsp:

(Defun Extang (A)
(Setq A (Tblsearch "STYLE" A))
(Setq J (Cdr (Assoc 50 A)))
)

[#7]

CADDoodler wrote:
> I want to TY in advance for your time spent working with me....
>
> When i try and open that LISP file using notepad i get a bunch of jibberish headed with the message: "AUTOCAD PROTECTED LISP FILE".
>
> Am I doing something wrong in trying to view/read it?

Add the following to your startup:

(Defun Extang (A)
(Setq A (Tblsearch "STYLE" A))
(Setq J (Cdr (Assoc 50 A)))
)

Then load chgsty.lsp and it will work.

[#8]

It works great, thanks to it's author (not me): another excellent tool found
in these discussion areas, worth sharing.

--
Dean Saadallah
http://LTisACAD.blogspot.com
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[#9]

Dean Saadallah wrote:
> It works great, thanks to it's author (not me): another excellent tool found
> in these discussion areas, worth sharing.
>
Me - You are welcome.

[#10]

Yes after I dropped the .lsp file into my acad drawing, I tried to run it and it keeps giving me that "; error: no function definition: EXTANG" error prompt. Please bare with me and explain to me how to fix this error and get the .lsp routine to work. I am a BEGINNER at .lsp files..as a matter of fact this will be my 1st time ever installing and running one. Thank you in advance for your time in answering my questions.