Don't Use AutocAD 2015 - Stay With a Previous Release (Version)

[cad-pe]

The solution to AutoCAD 2015 is to stay with a previous release (version) until Autodesk gets their act together or use AutoCAD 2015 if you are an entry level, beginner user. The features in AutoCAD 2015 are ideal for the beginner.

Yes, I plan to continue to pay the annual subscription for the next year or two in hopes that that the Autodesk personnel will listen to us users and get our recommendations implemented.

[mathewkol]

I can't reproduce this. Would you please indicate the steps to reproduce?

[REID7800]

Actually I can't either... it was the craziest thing! All I was doing was

Command: audit

Fix any errors detected? [Yes/No] <N>: y

Command: -purge

Enter type of unused objects to purge [Blocks/DEtailviewstyles/Dimstyles/Groups/LAyers/LTypes/MAterials/MUltileaderstyles/Plotstyles/SHapes/textSTyles/Mlinestyles/SEctionviewstyles/Tablestyles/Visualstyles/Regapps/Zero-length geometry/Empty text objects/Orphaned data/All]: blocks
Enter name(s) to purge <*>: *
Verify each name to be purged? [Yes/No] <Y>: n

I made a workaround lisp too. When you try to get the Effective Name of the block it would error out.
(vla-get-EffectiveName block)

I will let you know if I can duplicate this issue...

[REID7800]

ok, I have an old macro (when I first starting learning about lisp) but i don't have an issue with so it has survived... That is, until now 

(defun c:test nil
  (command "audit" "y")
  (command "-purge" "blocks" "*" "n")
)

 when using this after our title block has been inserted into the drawing it will produce the problem stated earlier.

[Light_Guy]

I will give you a great excuse Dean - the US Government won't let me switch!!