Go over "Open in Block Editor" message

[Anonymous]

Hello,

I have few hundred drawings ( used as symbols) I have to update; the issue I have is that many of them are dynamic blocks. When I process them, the program stops when opening one of those drawings having authoring elements. Is there any way to go over that message instead of clicking "No" every time?

thanks for any suggestions.

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[Anonymous]

Authoring Elements? Can you please expound. Would love to help if I can. 

[Anonymous]

Hello,

Thank you for trying to help me. What I mean is that I have a bunch of drawings used as symbols (as blocks) in other drawings (ex: a desk with a chair) but some of them are made to be dynamic blocks when inserted. The problem I had, was that I had to open each of these symbols and for each one change all entities to have the color byblock. My program worked fine but whenever one of those "dynamic" drawings were opened I got the message:

at which point I had to say no and my application did what was supposed to and went to the next drawing(symbol).

The question is how to suppress this message? I've seen it done in a different application that uses Autocad as drafting engine, that's why I know it is possible, but I don't know how.

thanks,

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[Anonymous]

I'm also interested in an elegant solution to this problem.

I fear the only solution is using WIN32 API to intercept the dialog and send a WM_MESSAGE to select the 'No' button...

[arcticad]

The only other solution I've read about is to use SDI mode.