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  1. Hobbs

    I have a question about drawings.

    btw, I believe the reason that it got to me is, is the fact that im the lead detailer and have 1 other person that helps me, and he is still in his next to last semmester in college himself :+)so we are pretty much on our own with learning the ropes. I am so glad that i found this forum :+)
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    I have a question about drawings.

    thanks JAE and dlew for the responses, the owner of the company said that my drawings were fine for what we need, the post i made originally was out of frustration, since i've only been out of college for couple of months now. I figured out a way to take care of both issues, I just created new...
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    I have a question about drawings.

    I work for a "job shop" where we fabricate steel for different types of jobs, including things from basic handrails to additions to buildings. Is there a written law that all drawings "have" to have work point dimensions?? The drawings I make for the shop are accomidating for...
  4. Hobbs

    How do I load a lisp into Autocad 2002? or is it even possible

    Thanks for the "point in the right direction" cfee :+) Im going to look into the full ACAD here shortly.
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    How do I load a lisp into Autocad 2002? or is it even possible

    Adrian2, you're not being a party pooper, you're just saving me from having a flat spot on my forehead from banging it on my desk. :+) thanks for the info on lite
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    How do I load a lisp into Autocad 2002? or is it even possible

    SEMott, I tried the appload and the load command and it didnt work. Whenever I use those commands I get, Unknown command "LOAD"C:\\AUTOCADLISPFILES\\STR_PANS"". Press F1 for help. So I hit F1, and did a search again for anything on load or appload and no luck. I forgot to...
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    How do I load a lisp into Autocad 2002? or is it even possible

    I've looked through everything i could find on the subject of lisps, and have found some excellent articles. But the one thing I can't find is how to implement them in Autocad 2002. I have the support file search path set. What command would I use to get them to work? I know how to do it if I...
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