Need macro code to accept current cannoscale

[bcsurvey]

Hi, I've made a couple simple macros, one for copy with basepoint at 0,0,0, and another for paste with basepoint at 0,0,0.  I just wanted to bypass having to type 0,0,0 on each end, over and over again for multiple objects.  I have each set as the primary in their respective flyouts.

But when I use the copy part, I'm prompted that there is an inconsistency in either the drawing settings or product, and to either "Use Current Settings" or "Stop Playback".  Is there something I can insert either into the macro or the CUI item definition that will accept the current cannoscale?  I see that there is a radio button at the bottom that will continue playback with current settings, but I presume this would apply to all macros, not just this one, which is what I want.

Thanks

[Balaji_Ram]

Sorry for the delay.

We will need a sample drawing and the macro that you are using to understand the issue you having.

Using the following macro, I could insert a selected object with base point as origin. 

^C^C_COPY;\;0,0,0;

But I do not understand the need for the current anno scale.

Since Lisp statements can be embedded in cui macros, you can also consider using (getvar "cannoscale"). But I cannot say if that will be of any help without first reproducing the message that you mentioned.

Regards,

Balaji