VBA with AutoCAD LT
As Dean said. HOWEVER you can run a vb exe program in LT by creating a button with the following in it
^C^C_ai_startapp yourprogram.exe
But you need to make sure that yourprogram.exe is in the Base AutoCAD directory.
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Send me via PM your email address and I will email you a VB6 program I wrote with some help, which draws closed polylines (steel shapes) in autocad
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Check your emails. I've sent you my program
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The other email address you gave me is being rejected. So I'm attaching the zip file here
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Dynamic Data Exchange (whatever that is)
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ThanksHave you downloaded the zip file?
If you have search it for the text LINK. There are several LINKMODE, LINKTOPIC and LINKEXECUTE.
If you find those and see how I've used them in the program you should be able to work out what to do
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Unfortunately not. BUT I would start by looking at the following link which tells you how to link to data from an external source
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AutoCAD LT has limitations and this is one of them.
I'd recommend you for you to leave your feedback here: http://www.autodesk.com/company/contact-us/product-feedback
Sarah Emmsley
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Check my replies on the previous page you will find all the information you need and a file called steel.zip as well
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