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bigplc

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how do u insert an old north arrow into ldd? i copy clipped it but when i put it in the drawing it put the newer arrow in .
 
bigplc,

do You insert the north arrow as a block? Meby You have a block inside You *.dwg with the same name?

Lothar

ADT 2004
ACAD 2002
 
WE DO INSERT IT AS A BLOCK THERE ARE TWO ARROWS ONE IS NEWER THAN THE OTHER. ONES CALLED NORTH AND THE OTHER IS NORTHA. I CHANGED IT TO THE NORTH IN BLOCK AND IT STILL PUT IT AS THE NEWER N_ARROW HOWEVER WHEN I INSERTED IT AGAIN IT ASKED FOR ROTATION AND SHOWED THE OLDER ONE WHICH IS THE ONE I WANTED
 
I think that's a definition problem.?!
Mail the two block. (adress in my profile)

Lothar

ADT 2004
ACAD 2002
 
Try exploding the blocks as much as it will let you, redefine them and then try it again.

"Everybody is ignorant, only on different subjects." — Will Rogers
 
Yes,

nested blocks? ...and don't forget to "_purge"...

ADT 2004
ACAD 2002
 
"Purge" is a good reminder. Otherwise, the insert command will keep going back to the old block. (We all know this - sometimes, we just forget about it for a little while ... )
 
If you insert the block with an "*" before the block name, it will explode it as it is inserted...
 
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