missed that next button,
also numeric extracts must have a value
anyway, my detailer thinks it isn't very useful, I'm thinking of having some sort of char or non printing code or dot or something
to id text and mtext objects to be used for bom. And then locate and use it with lisp from the toolkit.
Stef, you have any BOM quick and easy procedure you all use?
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"S. Yoder" wrote in message news:Xns90ADEE6ECCCADyodersj@64.124.46.110...
> "Phil Lacy" wrote in
> <73D07AA108B2A1692FA37F67C616FE2B@in.WebX.maYIadrTaRb>:
>
> >I made a block from a text field with 8 attributes
> >
> >when I went to change the block to include 2 more attributes. The most
> >they show is 8 attributes for all the subsequent insertions.
> >
> >When I insert them, they prompt for all 10 attributes but on edit of the
> >block it only shows the 8 in the dialog box. and I can only extract the
> >8
>
>
> Um, the attribute edit dialog should have a Next button. It doesn't
> "expand", just gives you multiple "pages". If you don't see the OK, Cancel,
> Previous, and Next buttons in the dialog you may need to set your screen
> resolution higher.
>
> Enjoy,
> Stef
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