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Possible, but maybe not. Do a google search, or post its name here. Someone may have it.

The trouble with small format printing is that the paper has defined margins that you cannot print on. THis reduces the print area and scales get reduced down. The easiest solution is to experiment and "tweak" the scale. Basically by trial and error, alter the scale till you get what you want...

Another option is to make the variable global in scope and have it available to any module also. Another option.

http://www.cadmasters.com/techsupp/Acad/ac2khpconfig.html#Anno

What do you mean by gap? This?... - ------------------------ -

IF you mean a neutral format, you might try PDF or DWF. Some freeware for PDF is PDF995 and Autodesk gives away a DWF viewer.

There is but you will at need to know AutoCAD programming to do it. It is called ObjectDBX.

Inserting a block with a dimstyle defined in it will bring the dimstyle with it.

Could you insert the part as a block (pre-dimensioned) and then edit after insert?

A few suggestions... http://usa.autodesk.com/adsk/servlet/ps/item?id=2881038&linkID=2475323&siteID=123112 http://usa.autodesk.com/adsk/servlet/ps/item?id=2896262&linkID=2475323&siteID=123112 http://usa.autodesk.com/adsk/servlet/ps/item?id=2872472&linkID=2475323&siteID=123112...

I have used this with great success in the past... (defun C:SPLINE2PLINE (/ SPLINES PLINETYPE OSMODE I SPL ED CODEPAIR) (if (setq SPLINES (ssget (list (cons 0 "spline")))) (progn (if (zerop (setq PLINETYPE (getvar "plinetype"))) (setvar "plinetype" 1) ) ;if (setq OSMODE...

Can't you just right click on any icon and then customize?

Make a button with this (command "close" "y")

Dim acLyrs As AcadLayers Dim acLyr As AcadLayer ''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''''' On Error GoTo ErrHandler Set acLyrs = ThisDrawing.Layers For Each acLyr In acLyrs If instr(acLyr.name, partOfSomeLayerName) Then aclyr.color = yourNewLayerColor End If Next acLyr

Just iterate through the layers collection and look for the name string in the layer.name

Wouldn't it work essentially the same way?

Select the object then type in change, then enter. Change its color from the property table. Or I usually select the object and then type in CH (dialog version).

Select trim, then the trim line, then type in F for fence, draw a line to "hit" all of the trim objects and then enter.

I believe linetypescale is a property of an AcadMline. Can you change the property after it is created and then update?

From Autodesk.... Microsoft® Excel spreadsheets is truncated when pasted into drawing Published date: 2001-01-22 ID: TS17397 Applies to: AutoCAD® 2002 AutoCAD® 2000i AutoCAD® 2000 AutoCAD LT® 2002 Issue You paste a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet into a drawing, but the spreadsheet is truncated...