lisp or script to process a batch of drawings

Use a script:

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The advantage of a script over LISP is that you can use the OPEN and CLOSE commands more efficiently than with LISP. Use a tool like ScriptPro to create your script to include the list of files that need to be processed. ___

You might want to save at the end too.

MichaelB

I really need to 'market' my VB.net application I wrote that creates plotting and custom script files. (:

I can send plot file directly to any network printer, write custom script, (we also use it to create PLT files to import into our ReproDesk app for plotting)... etc.

Allows you to select any number of files... add to that or remove files.

Allows you (if you want) to write common 'script' lines... this gets applied to each selected file.

It's a bit 'tweaked' for my company and what we do. Would be nice to make it sort of general for all.

Oh well... in your case, manually creating script files is probably the way to go for now.

Bruce

Thanks...I installed the migration tools and will try ScriptPro...

Is there a way to take the BASE command value and use it to move the items to 0,0,0 before redefining the BASE value?

these blocks were written out of a large drawing and I'd like each file to be set with a common point at 0,0,0.

Thanks,

Chris