I probably don't quite know how the workings, but I assumed that if I closed
the drawing down, then the routine would close too.
If this isn't the case, then I probably do not need to worry about it all
"Tony Tanzillo" wrote in message
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Is there a reason why you need to run another
instance of AutoCAD, rather than just open
another document in the same instance you're
working in?
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wrote in message news:5104549@discussion.autodesk.com...
I would like to open a new autocad session. As I understand, and I could be
wrong, but I am able to still run the routine through the new session of
autocad
"Tony Tanzillo" wrote in message
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Do you want to open a new AutoCAD session, or
just open a drawing in the existing one ?
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wrote in message news:5104534@discussion.autodesk.com...
Hi all,
Our company has a manual procedure where when we issue drawings, we bind
xrefs, purge the drawing and then place in an issued folder. If the drawing
has more than one layout, the user has to manually saveas, delete unwanted
layouts and then bind/purge yada yada.
I have written a program that does it if the drawing only has 1 layout, If
there is more than one layout, I am bringing up a listbox where the user
selects which layouts to use.
I am not too sure of wh
at is required in opening a new session of AutoCAD,
and looked in a few places for it.
Is this how I must declare this application?
Dim acadObj As autocad.IAcadApplication
Dim activeDoc As autocad.IAcadDocument
Set activeDoc = acadObj.ActiveDocument
activeDoc.Open (string)
I have attached the form and the code if it makes it easier to understand.
Thanks in advance for any assistance.
Brent
