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Where is my plot configuration box?

Where is my plot configuration box?

Where is my plot configuration box?

(OP)
Hey,

Need some help fast ..... was trying to plot a file just now and the plot configuration box seemed to have disapeared! ... now when i type "PLOT" or clikc the print icon, the command line asks me "What to plot ....." and it goes on to more manual type configuration.

How do i get my plot configuration box back?

Im using ACAD 14 and windows 98 BTW

Thanks

Daniel

RE: Where is my plot configuration box?

Did you figure it out yet...?

You need to set the variable "CMDDIA" to 1.
This variable is usually turned off in lisp files to kill the dialog boxes from poping up.  Probably, a lisp file set this variable to 0 and was killed before it was able to set it back to 1.

Hope this helped,
SEMott

Stephen E. Motichek
Project Consulting Services, Inc.

RE: Where is my plot configuration box?

(OP)
Hey Stephen,

Yeah i did figure it out. But thanks anyway! ....

Would you happen to know what CMDDIA stands for, in case the same thing happens and i have no idea what the command line is.

Thanks

Daniel

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