LTSCALE ON CLOSE?

Is it possible to make an autocad drawings default to an ltscale automatically on closing? We have ltscale in paper space set to .5 ...
We use an ltscale in model space that lets us see dashed line types ( 48 for quarter scale plans 96 for 1/8" scale plans etc.... )
psltscale is set to 1
We want the ltscale to default to .5 on closing so when we do batch plotting the ltscale is appropriate to paperspace and layout tabs which batch plotting will be plotting.
any ideas?
Thanks
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Run a routine before closing that adjusts these variables, and then closes. Pretty simple LISP.
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Or even... combine the LTScale, Save and Close in One LSP routine... Say QT.lsp (or what ever).
Then you do everything in the one LISP File
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That's what I said.
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Michael Bulatovich wrote:

</font></pre> <blockquote type="cite"> <blockquote type="cite"> <blockquote type="cite"> <pre wrap=""><font face="Arial">Is it possible to make an autocad drawings default to an ltscale automatically on closing? We have ltscale in paper space set to .5 ... We use an ltscale in model space that lets us see dashed line types ( 48 for quarter scale plans 96 for 1/8" scale plans etc.... ) any ideas? </font></pre> </blockquote> <pre wrap=""><font face="Arial">Run a routine before closing that adjusts these variables, and then closes. Pretty simple LISP. </font></pre> </blockquote> <pre wrap=""><font face="Arial">Or even... combine the LTScale, Save and Close in One LSP routine... Say QT.lsp (or what ever).
Then you do everything in the one LISP File </font></pre> </blockquote> <pre wrap=""><!----><font face="Arial"> That's what I said.
</font></pre> </blockquote> is too!<br> <br> :)<br> <br> I would only add that if you are working with "humans" that you name your lisp "Q.lsp"<br> and just not tell anybody. (don't forget (princ))<br> <br> then when they manage to screw up anyway you can appear blameless by simply <br> wearing a blank expression and mumbling about "that new version".<br> <br> pro or con, works the same really.<br> </body> </html>
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I think the OP wants it to happen all the time. If so he might consider redefining the command "end" and "quit" with this shutdown routine.
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Ah... but not as clearly as what I said (:
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nuh ah!
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