The solution always comes when you start complaining:
It has something to do with hatch. I think that the hatch was searching for a boundary.
On one of the rare times that it started, I qselected all the hatch Wblocked it and erased it. Then it all works fine.
Thanks for your consideration,
Paul
Autodesk Architectural Desktop with AutoCAD 2002
On startup I get a message:
"Everything has been undone
Do you really want to do this?"
1. How can I prevent this?
2. How do I get to my dwg?
If I click N for no, it justs asks again.
If I click Y for yes, it gives me a fatal error
Sometimes...
If you have ExpressTools, you can type EXW, then make a random window (or select everything that you want in a drawing (turn everything on and thawed)). This will select everything that you did not select. In an "empty" drawing, this selects all of the blocks that don't have anything in them...
ddim -> modify -> Fit Tab -> Under "Text Placement", Select "over the dimension line, with a leader"
Be warned: this will move all of your text that is not in the home position, but then you can grip the text and make slight adjustments and keep the dim line. If you move it too far a leader...
