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05-27-2005 05:42 PM
I've been dragging and dropping styles into a new dwt (to start with a clean
dwt), and errors found their way into the new drawing, with the following at
the command line.
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DXF Name Current Value Validation Default
AECC_FEATURELINE_STYLE (SYMBOL_TABLE_RECORD)
eWrongObjectType Standard
AECC_SURFACE_STYLE (SYMBOL_TABLE_RECORD)
eWrongObjectType Standard
AECC_SURFACE_STYLE (SYMBOL_TABLE_RECORD)
eWrongObjectType Standard
3 Blocks audited
Pass 1 0 objects audited
Pass 2 0 objects audited
Pass 3 3200 objects audited
Total errors found 3 fixed 3
__________________________________
Re-audit find the same errors again. Any ideas how to get rid of the
errors. I tried deleting the standard surface style, but a message read
"cannot delete styles in use". My standard surface style is not in use.
There are no objects in the drawing.
Thanks,
Tyler Townes, P.E.
C3d2006
dwt), and errors found their way into the new drawing, with the following at
the command line.
______________________________________________
DXF Name Current Value Validation Default
AECC_FEATURELINE_STYLE (SYMBOL_TABLE_RECORD)
eWrongObjectType Standard
AECC_SURFACE_STYLE (SYMBOL_TABLE_RECORD)
eWrongObjectType Standard
AECC_SURFACE_STYLE (SYMBOL_TABLE_RECORD)
eWrongObjectType Standard
3 Blocks audited
Pass 1 0 objects audited
Pass 2 0 objects audited
Pass 3 3200 objects audited
Total errors found 3 fixed 3
__________________________________
Re-audit find the same errors again. Any ideas how to get rid of the
errors. I tried deleting the standard surface style, but a message read
"cannot delete styles in use". My standard surface style is not in use.
There are no objects in the drawing.
Thanks,
Tyler Townes, P.E.
C3d2006

