VB.net stuff

VB.net stuff

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VB.net stuff

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Well, I've managed to get a rather crude understanding of using vb.net 2003 to create .dll files and load them through NETLOAD. Now, a few questions arise: 1) Is there a simple, quiet, easy way to load these at startup? They don't fit in the startup suite. Not to mention the lack of a nice command-line method, and i couldn't find a lisp function. 2) I can't figure out how to create any objects except for lines in the method used in the 'hello world' sample. I get errors whenever i try to use things like AddLine or AddRaster... 3) How exactly do I edit my title block? I wrote a nice little dialog and stuff, now how do I send it all out to my block? 4) The title block dialog mentioned in #3 also stores some extra info (for exporting to excel)...from reading some posts, I think I should use a Named Dictionary to save this in the .dwg file. How exactly do I do that? Well, that about sums up my current set of dillemas..... Thanks!
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The extent of my abilities thus far has been to extract a list of text styles.... > Well, I've managed to get a rather crude understanding of using vb.net 2003 > to create .dll files and load them through NETLOAD. > > Now, a few questions arise: > > 1) Is there a simple, quiet, easy way to load these at startup? They don't > fit in the startup suite. Not to mention the lack of a nice command-line > method, and i couldn't find a lisp function. > > 2) I can't figure out how to create any objects except for lines in the > method used in the 'hello world' sample. I get errors whenever i try to use > things like AddLine or AddRaster... > > 3) How exactly do I edit my title block? I wrote a nice little dialog and > stuff, now how do I send it all out to my block? > > 4) The title block dialog mentioned in #3 also stores some extra info (for > exporting to excel)...from reading some posts, I think I should use a Named > Dictionary to save this in the .dwg file. How exactly do I do that? > > Well, that about sums up my current set of dillemas..... > > Thanks! > >
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