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Hi Tom, Thanks for your reply. I did what you said and guess what..... IT WORKED!!! I am very very happy, because I struggled a long time with this problem. Guys like you are great!!! [thumbsup2] Thanks again, Paul

Hi all, I am having an error message I can't place/ solve: To find a record and display it on the form, I did exactly what was stated in MS -help article Q287658 (or explaned on http://www.mvps.org/access/forms/frm0005.htm) The moment I choose the desired record, the system comes back with...

Thanks Todd, you're great!! Now I see the solution I must admit I always have troubles with variable declarations. Is'nt there a tutorial to explain this topic easy? Paul

Hi guys, If am trying to make a little program in VBA that subtracts 2 ellipse regions. You'll find the program-code below. When executing, everything goes well, except for the subtracting in the last sentence. An error is given. I can't figure it out, possible something stupid I oversee. I am...

Saw that the link was not right. Should be www.3designersmate.com/download.html Paul

Found a VB-program which can generate Spirals and Helixes for free. Go to www.3designersmate.com/download Paul Working is still the cheapest amusement...

Folks, found one ready to use spiral program, and it's free to download. see the download section of www.3designersmate.com Paul Working is still the cheapest amusement...

Katcar, My former bussiness I was working in had this kind of problem when they switched from R13 to R14. Because they had a plotter (Calcomp) that could read more than 1 kind of plotfile type they succeeded with HPGL-type files. If your plotter can handle more filetypes as well, this could...

Hi folks, I am trying to make a 3D-program in VB6 for AutoCAD and now I encounter the following problem. Because VB works parallel with Autocad, I can change any moment to basic AutoCAD, leaving my program in the taskbar. In fact 2 separate tasks. When I start with my program, doings things...

You did not say if this routine should work in 2 or 3D, assuming 2D Assuming your assembly contains: flange A, Flange B and Pipe Possible solution could be: 1. Get 2 points interactively, first point on the screen is flangeA side, second point is flange B side. (User can play in this way to...

How about the Mline command? Have fun! Paul

I am missing a few lines in your code. 1) First make a selection set 2) Select your dimensions interactive (or all) 3) Filter out only the dimensions 4) Get of each dimension the value-parameter 5) Add the values together. Have fun! Paul

I Thought (remembered me)that it was allowed to use AutoCAD on a separate PC for plotting only without licence. (Plot mode only)That was at the time of version 12. Is this rule still valid? Did you also tried Autodesk's Free Voloview Express viewer?

Does somebody know if I compile a program for Autocad-2000 in VB6 it also will work for Autocad 2002 or 2004? (I catched a rumour that the reference to the Autocad library should be different.(?) Thanks in advance! Paul

Hi Kat, The solution you proposed is to difficult for me and takes to much time. Why not press the shift-button and select the object which has to be de-selected? Have fun! Paul

Hi Irfcbabe, Scott already told you where I was thinking about as well. Another solution could be to set your selectionsets in an init-routine first.This init routine should be used only once. Fill in a subroutine your selection sets, do whatever you like with it and .clear the selectionset...

Hi, Until this moment I occasionally program with VB6 for Autocad.(not VBA) VB6 is running void and I wonder if VB.Net will work as fine as VB6 did. For instance,I heard that VB.Net cannot handle variants. Autocad does,Is this a problem? Anybody who has some experience on this? Regards, Paul

Hi acadvba, Never done Xdata in VBA, but according to the book "VBA for AutoCAD 2002"from Jeffrey E. Clark, You should use the group codes 1011,1021 and 1031. These are the world space positions. "World space coordinates are moved, rotated, scaled, or mirrored with the Xdata's...