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Question
I have failed to move pcor2.lsp from the symbol manager to it's own toolbar button and I can't modify it because it appears to be located in a database file. Any pointers to where I can learn to do this?
I need more info.
Version of AutoCAD
What does the routine do. Does it draw arrow and crowsfoot, or just a crows foot at the end of a line? Better yet, if you have the routine, Send it to me at bdeshawn@sterling.net. If it's a text version (uncompiled and uncrypted), I'll look it over to see if it's looking for some other function or variable has to be loaded to make it work. Also, send a drawing of what the routine is supposed to do. I'm going to be gone over the weekend, so, I won't be able to help out Friday through Monday.
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Bill DeShawn
http://my.sterling.net/~bdeshawn
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Bill DeShawn
Expertise
I can address all 2-D questions and some 3-D questions. I do programming in AutoLISP if it doesn`t involve solid modeling. I can also address menu customization issues and can help you find answers to questions I can`t answer by taking your question directly to Autodesk via their newsgroups.
Experience
I used to do electronic and mechanical design for a flat panel monitor manufacturer, and now I do architectural drafting for an architect. I did and do AutoLISP and menu customization and take pride in making my lisp routines to do the work exactly the way the client likes them done.
Publications
I had a routine published in CADENCE magazine (no longer in publication and taken over by CADALYST). Some of my routines are published on my website at http://my.sterling.net/~bdeshawn
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