Purge Page Setups

[Anonymous]

Is there a way to purge page setups?  As in
the Page Setup Manager of a drawing.

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[Anonymous]

Here's my version.

Sub DeleteAllPlotConfigs()

    'allows command line interaction for deletion of plot
all configurations
    Dim colPlotConfig As
AcadPlotConfigurations
    Dim objPlotConfig As
AcadPlotConfiguration
    Dim Response As
String
    Dim KeyWords As Variant
   

    'loop through plot configs and delete
all
    KeyWords = "Yes No"
   
ThisDrawing.Utility.InitializeUserInput 6, KeyWords
   
Response = ThisDrawing.Utility.GetKeyword(vbCrLf & "Are you sure you want to
delete all plot configurations? [No] : Yes")
    If Response =
"Yes" Or Response = "" Then
        Set
colPlotConfig =
ThisDrawing.PlotConfigurations
        For
Each objPlotConfig In
colPlotConfig
           
ThisDrawing.Utility.Prompt (vbCrLf & objPlotConfig.Name & " was
deleted.")
           
objPlotConfig.Delete
       
Next
    Else
       
Call DeletePlotConfig
    End If

End Sub

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[Anonymous]

I also have a dialog version that allows the user
to click select which ones to delete. Also included are routines to import from
templates.All are available from the Exhange at
href="http://www.augi.com">www.augi.com.

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[Anonymous]

Thank you I was able to download you
PlotConfigs.dvb and I will give it a look over.

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I also have a dialog version that allows the user
to click select which ones to delete. Also included are routines to import
from templates.All are available from the Exhange at
href="http://www.augi.com">www.augi.com.

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[Anonymous]

What AxDb do I need to register.  I have
Inventor 11 Series installed.  I have one with out a number in the MDT 2007
and Inventor 11\compatibility\bin directories.  I figure that it would be
that one and then change the code to suit correct?

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Thank you I was able to download you
PlotConfigs.dvb and I will give it a look over.

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David M. Gardner
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"Ed Jobe" <
href="mailto:not.edljobe@hotmail.com">not.edljobe@hotmail.com> wrote
in message
href="news:5200422@discussion.autodesk.com">news:5200422@discussion.autodesk.com...

I also have a dialog version that allows the
user to click select which ones to delete. Also included are routines to
import from templates.All are available from the Exhange at
href="http://www.augi.com">www.augi.com.

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[Anonymous]

Current versions automatically register that dll.
When I wrote that, you still had to manually register it if you wanted to use
it.

FYI, to get the class name of a registered class,
you can check in the registry under HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT. In this case, look for
ObjectDBX* to see which class is registered on your machine and use that in the
ObjDbx class.

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