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Undefined block #14

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Anonymous
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Undefined block #14

When I regenerate a drawing the following appears.
So far nothing wrong happened but it can't be good...
Command: re REGEN Regenerating model.
** Undefined block #14
** Undefined block #14
** Undefined block #14
** Undefined block #14
** Undefined block #14
** Undefined block #14
** Undefined block #14
** Undefined block #14
** Undefined block #14
** Undefined block #14
** Undefined block #14
** Undefined block #14
** Undefined block #14
** Undefined block #14
** Undefined block #14
** Undefined block #14
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chrisneedham
in reply to: Anonymous

These can really be a (edited) to deal with. There are two ways that immediately come to mind. These can be otherwise known as 'empty groups'. You can purge them (eg. using CDGpurge 3.0) or rename the missing block reference. I suspect them of causing various problems in AutoCAD, such as crashes when attempting to bind xrefs.

Other users forthcoming responses will more than likely be more informative than myself.
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Anonymous
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Try an AUDIT and see if that remedies the problem "cjneedham" wrote in message news:20128522.1077644373780.JavaMail.jive@jiveforum2.autodesk.com... > These can really be a B***H to deal with. There are two ways that immediately come to mind. These can be otherwise known as 'empty groups'. You can purge them (eg. using CDGpurge 3.0) or rename the missing block reference. I suspect them of causing various problems in AutoCAD, such as crashes when attempting to bind xrefs. > > Other users forthcoming responses will more than likely be more informative than myself.

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