how do you accept a default value when writing a script file for an AUTOCAD 2000i application?
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In the properties panel there is a NULL field, just select that when you go over the object you want null
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Go to:\n\nTools\nOptions\nMail format
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In a short cut?\n\nSimply retype the "run" line... and resave or rename the shortcut.
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Right click the file and select 'open with' then the prog youu want to use - this can be set as the default for that file type.
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you can check your line and pen settings and how they are printed by going to :\nFile,  Plot (or Print depends which version you are using), and then the plot window appears. On the left (in my version (autocad 2005)) You can see "Plot Style table (pen assignments) there you can choose a pen assignemnt, Mostly you choose acad.ctb. You can change the setting by clicking on the pen next to it.  In the next window you can change to pen assigment per color. I usually use the next ( they correspond the the old fashion inkt pens) \ncolor 1 (red) = 0.18\ncolor 2 (yellow) = 0.25\ncolor 3 (green) = 0.35\ncolor 4         = 0.5\ncolor 5         = 0.7\ncolor 6         = 0.9\n\nI use color 8 and 9 for Hatching, = 0.15 these colors I print in the own color, the others as black. For a normal drwaing you use the first 4 mostly. You can save the pen assigments per drawing, or set it as a standard. You should also check when you are drawing you got the toolbar "Propoties" open, and the lineweight is "by layer" and nog something thicker.\ngood luck!
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man I think you're out of luck on this one. if you freeze it modelspace its just frozen, period.\n\nnow if the issue is it slowing your processor time processing the image everytime you open that dwg, (just guessing) you can toggle your image on and off pretty easy. if this is your issue,\nmake a toolbutton with this:\n\n-vbarun;ImageToggle;r  \n\nopen your vba editor and paste this code into a module. you will need to look up acad.dvb in the help files:\n\n'*********\nSub ImageToggle()\n\nDim obj As Object\nDim msg, Style, Title, Help, Ctxt, response, MyString\nDim image As AcadRasterImage\n'If ThisDrawing.GetVariable("Ctab") = "Model" Then\nFor Each obj In ThisDrawing.ModelSpace\n            If TypeOf obj Is AcadRasterImage Then\n            Set image = obj\n            If image.ImageVisibility = True Then\n            image.ImageVisibility = False\n            Else\n            image.ImageVisibility = True\n            End If\n            \nEnd If\nNext\n'End If\nEnd Sub\n'*************
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Just do this=Make an compent.\nstartComp\nmergeTIFFToVisualBasic\nendComp\nOr\nDesigner f-filebox ok-okbutton c-cancel o-options e-edit\nMerge TIFF to Visual Basic\nf\n\no  c  e  ok\n\nSurley,it maybe work.\nGood.
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Go to control panel, add & remove program. Select set program default
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Here is a link to get you started:\nhttp://msdn.microsoft.com/vbasic/default.aspx
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Copy the code here: http://www.ozgrid.com/VBA/Sort.htm and follow the instructions in the middle of the page that begin: "To use this UDF push Alt+F11..."
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Assuming you already have an autonumber column, open your report in Design view.\n\nMake sure you can see the design toolbox (View --> Toolbox should be checked on)\n\nIn the Detail section of your report, add a textbox (using the textbox tool from the Toolbox) where you would like the record number to show up.\n\nOnce you have drawn your textbox, right-click on it and select Properties.\n\nIn the Control Source field under the All tab, choose your autonumber field from the pull-down menu.\n\nThat should do it.
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Hi ..I use that to..U can set .Configuration menu: ..and choose for: Automatically ..\nupdate:) ..You can set it there on your worksation..configuration..to..MANUALY..\nBut I prefer automatically...because ..this way..you do not forget!!:))) ...\nKind regards!! ..Good luck!:)  ..
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Store the last operation as a module level variable or a static variable within the procedure.\n\nBetter yet - build a property for the form called last operation and then every time you hit divide/add/subtract/multiply just store that operation. Then on the equals check for the property you created.\n\nHere is the property syntax :\n\nPrivate msLastOp as String * 1\n\nPublic Property Get LastOp() As String\n    LastOp = msLastOp\nEnd Property\n\nPublic Property Let LastOp(ByVal sNewValue As String)\n    msLastOp = sNewValue\nEnd Property\n\nI dunno, something like that. Just another route.
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It depends on the IDE and language you're using, but if it's VB, click "Project", then "Add Class Module". Then the sky is the limit!
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If you want to use JavaScript from a single-threaded executable, you can use the Microsoft Script Control (ActiveX control).  Simply have the control load the script file and define the script type as "JAVASCRIPT" (or "JSCRIPT" - I'm not 100% sure).\n\nYou can enumerate the methods in the script, and call them directly.  If you need to pass parameters to a script method, you must pass them in a SafeArray.  Parameterless methods do not require a SafeArray.\n\nIf you want to expose elements of your application to the script, you may define automation objects, declare and create instances of them, and pass them to the script engine using custom variable names.  Your script can then access them using the declared variable name.  If your objects' methods need to accept parameters, you must declare them using variant types.\n\nIf you want to use scripting from a multi-threaded, or server-side application, you must use the Microsoft Script Host interfaces as the ActiveX control does not support multi-threaded environments well.
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well i work on Autocad-2000 but i think that dsnt run on windows 2000. u better opt a high version of auto cad wich is easily available and other option u might appraoch is to purchase the AUTO-SUITE.. there comes R-14 and softdesk...it migh be helpful
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just go control panel->mouse-->pointer---->click use default