Tables problem

[Anonymous]

I have created a table that I want to use in another job but I can't for the life of me get it to insert correctly in the new file. So long as it is still a block, it looks exactly the same as in the other dwg. When I explode thought it gets huge, wrong text style, height, etc. I have setup the same style in new file exactly the same as it is in the other file & set it as the current style with the same results. I get the same results regardless of whether I cut/paste it or wblock.

It's not going to be the end of the world to have to re-create it but it is ridiculous to have to between similar files (2007). Yet another bug or am I missing something?

Warren

[Anonymous]

Never mind, I figured my problem out; it didn't import the table style in with it, it was reverting to the default version of standard (the most hideous looking thing in the world).

Glad I could provide some entertainment for you today ;')>

Warren

[Anonymous]

So it seems to be that once your firm decides the format of the "default"
Table Style, it might be advantageous to include that TS in either a DWT or
a DWG that is produced when you Create a new Project Warren?

I appreciate the ability that we have to use the tools that LDT provides for
the properly Layered (meaning color and linetype for us CTB folks) dwg
files, that get produced along with creating new Project's through Land
Desktop.

Just a thought to share along these lines. ;0)

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wrote in message news:5576786@discussion.autodesk.com...
Never mind, I figured my problem out; it didn't import the table style in
with it, it was reverting to the default version of standard (the most
hideous looking thing in the world).

Glad I could provide some entertainment for you today ;')>

Warren