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I don't understand why you can't utilize tracking in LT. I have 2005 LT and it works fine.

I currently use 2005 LT and had this problem for years before 2005. Now everything comes in at once, not multiple cut and paste sessions and then put them all together. Currently copy and paste special over 200 cells at once. Someone at Autodesk was listening I guess.

I went through the same issue about 5 1/2 years ago. The explosive guy was not the highest boss but his behavior was well known. I "took it" as did others when it occurred and eventually, I had a heart attack. The doctors attributed this to the stress at work. After returning to...

Binary?, I understand your concern, however the same info in my initial post is listed on their website link.

Yes. I know them quite well. If she wants to access them through their website, she can as it is listed there as well. Given they are running a multi-million dollar business and always looking for qualified workers, they would be more than happy to talk to someone that could assist in their...

Monique, Having spent close to 5 years up there, I understand your frustrations. The solution in your case in my opinion is to diversify while holding on to those qualities of construction life you like. Need a new position up there? Look at this company and then call John Sheppard or John...

You might try this site- http://www.brightergraphics.co.uk/larson/webview.htm

Striker, I would appreciate a copy as well if you have the time. Although my intent is to go from lower to upper. D55 ddoggett@winkdavis.com

Unless the software on the market has changed drastically since I looked into this issue, you're out of luck. Reason being when the sketch is scanned it is raster, meaning pixels, not lines and circles but just dots. Therefore editing would take far more time than drawing it in Cad from the...

Once again, thanks but that didn't work either. While using R2000 the command "proxywebsearch" is not applicable. Proxyshow however just turned them off. What I was looking for is an explode of some sort. Again, thanks.

You might find something useful here.... http://cben.net/

Currently using Acad 2000 and was wondering if there is any way to explode proxy objects. Object lists as being created from a program labeled AecArchBase I suppose that's an architect add on to Acad but wblock or explode doesn't do it for me. Any suggestions?

Not knowing what type of error you are dealing with the above info could help. However should the error be beyond what is dealt with above, open the drawing and wblock the entire drawing under a new name to your directory of choice. This will blow away some of the header information associated...

You can import it into a new drawing and either save it as a .dwg or not. However, I don't recall seeing any options for previewing prior to an actual import.

Time consuming but you could write a script fairly easily that opens and saveas each 2000 dwg to R14.

In Acad 12 there used to be a saveimage command. Is there such an animal available in 2000? I don't want to saveas a .eps file or .bmp format. My intent is to be able to send the file in Acad, client can open in Acad but cannot edit any part. I also don't want the client to be able to saveas...

Nope. Have your client save the drawing back as R14 and resend it to you.

There is also a program out there for a $90 fee called Spanner that will cut and paste your entire spreadsheet. Only problem is it won't carry over any word wrapping you may have in a cell.

This almost sounds too simplistic, so I may be off base with what you're attempting but a 2D polyline is no different than a 3D polyline until you determine a "Z" elevation at some point along your polyline. Draw your polyline and do a "LIST" on it. It should return a...

I'm actually a Design Engineer and am attempting to locate a software program that will enable me to plug in values for frequency and static/dynamic loading values. At this point I would hope would kick out an answer to depth of slab required and am not overly concerned as to the steel within...