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Problem with drawing setup program
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10-26-2005
09:21 AM
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We set up project drawings via a VBA function I wrote that creates the file
(actually opens a template and saves it as . . .) inserts title block,
creates viewports, loads appropriate layers and other information. (There's
a lot more to it than that, but that's the basics.)
It worked fine in ADT3.3, but now that we've changed to ADT2006, it seems to
run OK but leaves AutoCad in a sort of state of suspended animation. The new
drawing shows no cursor, doesn't respond to command line, etc. If other
files are open, they can be closed and saved by clicking the X box on the
window, but they also don't respond to any commands. The new file can't be
closed by clicking the X, nor can AutoCad be. Have to crash it through Task
Manager.
I've converted all templates, title blocks, and other relevant source files
to 2004 format.
Anybody have any ideas on what might be going on here? I'd appreciate any
help at all.
(actually opens a template and saves it as . . .) inserts title block,
creates viewports, loads appropriate layers and other information. (There's
a lot more to it than that, but that's the basics.)
It worked fine in ADT3.3, but now that we've changed to ADT2006, it seems to
run OK but leaves AutoCad in a sort of state of suspended animation. The new
drawing shows no cursor, doesn't respond to command line, etc. If other
files are open, they can be closed and saved by clicking the X box on the
window, but they also don't respond to any commands. The new file can't be
closed by clicking the X, nor can AutoCad be. Have to crash it through Task
Manager.
I've converted all templates, title blocks, and other relevant source files
to 2004 format.
Anybody have any ideas on what might be going on here? I'd appreciate any
help at all.