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  1. dbwalters

    Using 'getcoordinates'

    Thanks for everyone's help. Looks like I'll go to plan "B" and do some calculating.
  2. dbwalters

    Using 'getcoordinates'

    Unfortunately, I have the same problem with however I have my varible named. I originaly had my code like this: Dim pts Dim Coord(3) Set hybridShapes1 = hybridBody1.HybridShapes nump = hybridShapes1.Count For i = 1 to nump Set pts = hybridShapes1.Item(1) pts.GetCoordinates Coord 'display...
  3. dbwalters

    Using 'getcoordinates'

    Thanks to everyone for their valuable input, but, unfortunately I am not any closer to a solution. My problem is that I have some code in a macro that finds the coordinate information of some points but the X,Y,Z values are based from the default axis system: Set originPts =...
  4. dbwalters

    Using 'getcoordinates'

    Thanks for the help. Now, within the help documentation I assume I need to be looking in the 'Automation Documenatation'. But, I can't seem to find information about PInt - CAA IDL within this. Any other ideas that I can try?
  5. dbwalters

    Using 'getcoordinates'

    Thanks for the information, but I was wondering if you can provide some clarification?? Which 'help docs' are you referring to? Is there a link to this information that you can provide?
  6. dbwalters

    Using 'getcoordinates'

    Can anyone help me figure out how to use the technique 'getcoordinates' of a point from a different axis system??? Thanks in advance.

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