Hello,
Does anyone have any good examples
of editing TEXT within a DWG file
using VB 2005 & DWGeditor API?
It's easy to control layers and
others but we cannot find a way
to update TEXT.
EX:
change string from from "Hi" to "Hello"
where text handle = "2ABF"
Any help would be greatly...
Hello,
We are looking for a package that will
allow us to edit DWG files within our
VB 2005 projects and distribute to
our reps WITHOUT having AutoCad or any
other drawing software installed on the
client machine.
Specifically, we need to:
1) Turn Layers On/Off
2) Save DWG files AS NEW
3)...
Hi,
First off thank you for looking @ the post
and any feedback you have to offer.
I am getting ready to compile a selection
program for our reps and would like to add
the ability to EDIT .DWG files based on
various selections within the program.
NONE of our reps have ACAD loaded on
their...
Hello,
I am currently working on a VB project to automate
the design of a few parts. Everything was working
great until I decided to start using equations in
Solidworks to help speed up the process...
The first two automated parts in this project there
were only a couple of integrated...
Hi,
We have standard sheet metal templates set
up for 10ga, 12ga, etc in solidworks for our
new parts. I've automated the design process
& part creation through solidworks on several
of our company parts/assemblies.
I've come to some parts that need to be available
in multiple gauges of...
I would like to run a SolidWorks macro from VB. Does anyone have an example? The drawing I want to modify is already running and the macro is saved in app.path. When
I try to implement the macro within VB it does not work. I just need a way to call it from VB.
Thanks,
Josh
I am trying to automate the process of sending a drawing via email to customers. When I sign on to the mapi session, a message box pops up to ask what to sign on to. Does anyone know how to avoid this? Also, I get this message when I try to generate the email(from OUTLOOK)
"No transport...
Does anyone have a nice example of printing a SolidWorks drawing to Adobe Acrobat distiller?
How about saving "ImAdrawing.SLDDRW" to the desktop?
Thanks,
Josh
