Newsgroup comp.cad.autocad 47434

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Subject: Programming Ctrl+ Right mouse Button for ortho
From: nbriski@aol.com (NBriski)
Date: 12 Jan 1997 02:31:15 GMT

Looking for a way to program ctrl+ right mouse button to toggle ortho on
and off
instead of using F8.
If anyone can help it would be much appreciated.

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Subject: Re: AutoLISP and Groups
From: José Ann Roche
Date: Sat, 11 Jan 1997 21:20:53 -0800

Phillip Rutledge wrote:
> 
> Is it possible to create a selection set based on entities in a group?
> 
> Thanks in advance for your help.
> 
> Phillip
Try the filter.lsp routine.  Part of the package for R12, don't know for
R13.
-- 
José Ann Roche
jaroche@cam.org
http://www.cam.org/~jaroche

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Subject: Re: looking for lisp routines
From: José Ann Roche
Date: Sat, 11 Jan 1997 21:30:22 -0800

george wrote:
> 
> i was wondering if there is a collection of lisp routines somewhere.
> specifically for r13c4.
> simple stuff like inserting  a door.
> 
> thanks
> george
There are lots and lots of routines floating around.
Check out
http://weblab.research.att.com/phoaks/
and particularly
http://weblab.research.att.com/phoaks/comp/cad/autocad/index.html
-- 
José Ann Roche
jaroche@cam.org
http://www.cam.org/~jaroche

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Subject: Re: "Locked" ACAD R13, What is it?
From: cmoreno@laplaza.org (Christal Elliott)
Date: Sat, 11 Jan 97 15:55:11 GMT

Warren - The locked version of AutoCAD is sold outside 
of the US and Canada, and also in the US and Canada as 
the educational version.  Also the network version of 
AutoCAD is called the locked version at times.
Christal Moreno
//AutoCAD Support on the Net//
In article 
<19970107165100.LAA03370@ladder01.news.aol.com>,
   warren5550@aol.com (Warren5550) wrote:
>I recently read an ad selling Autocad R13 "Locked".  
What does the
>"Locked" qualifier mean?  The price was $1250. 
>
>Thanks in advance for any advice.
>
>Warren Hultquist

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Subject: Re: Net Sentinel
From: "jon shapiro"
Date: 12 Jan 1997 03:32:33 GMT

What is this resource utility?  Does it let you install programs as
services?  As it is, NT Server 4.0 doesn't seem to allow adding outside
programs as services.  Did you do this by modifying the Registry?
Jon
> I have R13C3 with NT 3.51SP3 and a MicroSoft Resource Utility.  I was
able
> to make it run as a service.  I did try installing C4, but the utility
> caused it to crash.  I remember (?) seeing info on C4 incompatibility
with
> the utitlity on CompuServer AutoDesk Forum.  If someone else knows how to
> make C4 work, I would like to know.
> 
> Hope this helps.
> John
>

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Subject: Re: What problem exists with R13c4a locked and NT4 ?
From: cmoreno@laplaza.org (Christal Elliott)
Date: Sat, 11 Jan 97 15:54:53 GMT

Marcel - Windows NT 4.0 may fail to boot after 
installing the Rainbow Technologies Sentinel driver 
(version 5.1), as supplied with AutoCAD Release 13c4a. 
To avoid this problem, do not alter the Sentinel Driver 
configuration settings, either during or after 
installation - just accept the default 
settings. You can get an 
updated Sentinel Drive to resolve this from: 
http://www.rnbo.com/nt4.html
Christal Moreno
//AutoCAD Support on the Net//
In article <01bbfcb3$23417ae0$33cc158d@ppp-mwagner>,
   "Marcel Wagner"  wrote:
>I've read in a magazine that there exists a problem 
with NT4 and the dongle
>driver from R13c4a. What kind of problem is it ?
>Thanks.
>Marcel

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Subject: Re: [H] Commandline Switch /C does not work
From: cmoreno@laplaza.org (Christal Elliott)
Date: Sat, 11 Jan 97 15:54:49 GMT

Robert - It is indeed a bug. Which revision of R13 
are you using? I think it has been fixed in c4, but 
maybe I am mistaken (will have to give it a try). You 
can work around it by putting a copy of acad.ini in the 
start-up directory. Only the prototype drawing setting 
will be read from this acad.ini. The rest of the .ini 
settings will be read from the /c directory.
In article <32D584D9.23BB@mhs.elan.af.mil>,
   Robert Oaks  wrote:
>I want to configure multi-ACAD shortcut keys with 
WIN95 but are
>experincing some problems with it. I edited the 
properites to include
>the commandline switch C:\R13\WIN\acad.exe /c 
C:\LISP\ELECTRIC in the
>target box. When first launching ACAD it finds the 
proper files in the
>area that is defined after the /C, but when 
configuring ACAD to look for
>another prototype drawing. The information is not 
saved to the ACAD.CFG
>in the directory following the /C switch or is the 
ACAD.ini use in the
>forced directory. I have even deleted (moved) the 
ACAD.cfg and ACAD.INI
>from out of the r13 directory but when ACAD is 
reconfigured it always
>wants to go back to the r13\win directory (it creates 
a new ACAD.ini
>file). Is there any solutions? Or has anybody heard of 
this problem
>(bug?)?
>
>Thanks for any responses that one might give,
>Robert Oaks
>Computer Sciences Corparation

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Subject: r13 for windows using summasketch 3 tablet
From: "george chau"
Date: 12 Jan 1997 02:16:27 GMT

I am running r13 for windows with summasketch 3 tablet for inserting
symbols in Win95 environment.
I would like to use the tablet puck for window pointing device instead of
using a mouse on another 
com port.  
Any advice will be greatly appreciated.
dc

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Subject: Re: "Too many users"
From: cmoreno@laplaza.org (Christal Elliott)
Date: Sat, 11 Jan 97 16:12:03 GMT

Donna - Make a backup copy of acad.cfg. After deleting 
acad.pwd and reconfiguring (blow through it quickly). 
Save the config, exit AutoCAD, then copy your backup 
acad.cfg over the one you just created. Also, R12c4 is 
better at handling the aftermath of crashes that affect 
acad.pwd. I think you may be using an earlier revision.
Christal Moreno
//AutoCAD Support on the Net//
In article <5b3fd8$254@camel5.mindspring.com>,
   mispjg@mindspring.com (Donna) wrote:
>We're running a Windows NT network with NT and 95 
workstations. We
>have Autocad R12 for Windows running on the desktops 
and accessing
>files from the server. Recently we have been getting 
the "Too many
>users" errors on startup. After exiting and replacing 
the acad.pwd we
>can restart......however we need to replace the 
acad.cfg as well or we
>experience loss of plotter configuration and wierd 
display problems. 
>
>Any thoughts on why we are getting this too many users 
problems on our
>desktops. All help appreciated!
>
>

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Subject: AutoCAD r12 Dimension Regeneration ERROR/\/\/\/\/\/\/
From: Scott Veix
Date: Sat, 11 Jan 1997 22:26:27 -0500

H E L P !!!!!!!!!
/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/\/
We are running AutoCAD for Windows r12c4 under Win3.11 and received some
drawings from a firm that does some detailing work for us and we ran
into a VERY strange error occurring with ordinate dimensioning.  The
drawings ar e all done completely in model space and on a flat plane
(all Z = 0.000).
When ANY command is executed that causes a dimension to be regenerated
(we were attempting to change from 3 to 2 decimal places and doing an
UPDATE), the dimension text rotates apx. 45-degrees and the single
extension line turns in a Z-shape at apx 45-degrees.  We can switch to
the dimesnion style that the problem dimensions and put in a new
ordinate dimension and it is fine and regenerates without problem.  The
UCS is not rotated and we cannot find what is happening. If we just look
at the properties of the dimension style and don't change anything and
accept it, ALL the dimensions of that style on the drawing rotate apx
45-degrees and the extension line rotate and break into a Z-shape.
Any and all help or suggestions would be GREATLY appreciated.
Scott Veix
Klockner Bartelt, Inc.
(email responses to veixsj@klockner.com would be more quickly recovered)

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Subject: Re: Changing Z Coordinate of a group of entities
From: "jon shapiro"
Date: 12 Jan 1997 04:01:14 GMT

I wrote just such a routine recently.  We are primarily a 2D shop, but all
too often we receive drawings from Architect clients (or we mess up things
ourselves) that have stray entities in the Z plane.  This is a problem when
we don't know which entity.  The change command can change the elevation to
0.0, but it can't help if a line has a different Z at both ends.
The enclosed routine will search out and flatten each entity, with a non
0.0 Z, in the drawing.  It will also report the coordinates of those
entities that it finds to have Z values other than 0,0.  This way you can
figure out which ones were changed (if you care).
I developed this using R13, but I don't think it does anything too exotic
and should work in R12.  Please write me and let me know if this helps you.
-- 
Jonathan Shapiro
JonShapiro@worldnet.att.net
SGGINC  wrote in article
<19970110211500.QAA23470@ladder01.news.aol.com>...
> I am using AutoCAD Release 12.  I am looking for a LISP routine which
will
> change the Z-coordinate for a selected set of entities to 0.0.
> 
> 
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Subject: Re: Abort error in AutoCAD 12c1 on Win95
From: cmoreno@laplaza.org (Christal Elliott)
Date: Sat, 11 Jan 97 16:12:06 GMT

R12c1 had some problems, R12c4 is a free update for 
you. To upgrade to R13 there is a cost. You can call 
Autodesk to find out more about this, at 800-538-6401.
But also if you still have config.sys and autoexec.bat 
files being loaded, make sure you have a SHELL 
statement in config.sys (the ACAD Install Guide gives 
advice on this), and if you have any virus checking 
utilities, try booting up without them. Some older 
Symantec programs would cause this error in AutoCAD.
In article 
Christal Moreno
//AutoCAD Support on the Net//
<01bbfbdf$70a71ee0$cfbaddcd@cadlab11.po-1.aea9.k12.ia.u
s>,
   "CADLAB11"  wrote:
>When I load AutoCAD I recieve the error:
>
>FATAL ERROR:  Unable to open tempory configuration 
file.
>
>I have to remove and reinstall AutoCAD, but to no 
success.  The same error
>keeps repeating.
>
>The machine is:
>P5 100
>32MB ram
>1GB+ HDD
>Trident Super VGA (800x600x256)
>Win95 v4.00.9500a
>AutoCAD for Windows Release 12C1
>
>

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Subject: Re: Abort error in AutoCAD 12c1 on Win95
From: cmoreno@laplaza.org (Christal Elliott)
Date: Sat, 11 Jan 97 16:12:15 GMT

Thomas - Contact Autodesk at the following address:
Autodesk GmbH
Product Support Office
Geschäftsstelle Frankfurt
Seligenstädter Grund 7
D-63150 Heusenstamm
Telephone:	+49 (61) 04934-00
Telefax:	+49 (61) 04934-030
In article <5b507l$m0q@freeside.cls.de>,
   beckmann@gis.de (Thomas Beckmann) wrote:
>"Dave S."  wrote:
>
>>Win 95 requires the autocad c4a upgrade to run 
properly.
>
>How do you upgrade ?
>
>
>Thomas Beckmann, Kiel, Germany
>beckmann@gis.de
>

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Subject: Re: AutoCAD r13c4 unable to print in Win95
From: "John Clipfell" 
Date: 12 Jan 1997 05:00:07 GMT

I suffered from the same problem exactly until this last week.  I was able
to solve it with advise I found in the newsgroups.  Go to Autocad's website
and check out the network printing document.  The address is:
 www.autodesk.com/support/techdocs/techdocs.htm 
I recomend using the third option "Autospooling to a named printer/plotter"
that way you can route to multiple different devices from within Autocad's
plot services.  
One thing that I found however that seems to be wrong in the instructions
is the part about capturing the netware queue to a Parallel address.  I did
this for my HP Plotter but forgot to for the laserjet and they both work
fine.  It has to do with how your batch file (the one you going to write)
copies the spooled plot file.  For example if you use copy %1 /b
\\server\queue rather than copy .... LPT1, you will not need the printer
captured to a port.
Good Luck

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Subject: Re: Fractional Dimensioning Precision
From: John Lute 
Date: Sun, 12 Jan 1997 16:01:22 +1100

GA FULTZ wrote:
> 
> We've recently upgraded from r10 Dos to r13c4a WinNT and I can't figure
> out how to get my fractional dimensions to display 1/32's in the
> denominator. I set units to 1/32's, LUPREC to 12 dec. places and probably
> other variables that don't come to mind but the dimensions still round off
> to 1/16ths. (I haven't told it to round off).
> There must be something I'm missing.
> 
> Thanks,
> George
Hi George,
In r13 the precision of dimensions is controled by the dimension
variable DIMDEC
Hope this helps
Regards,
John Lute
Delatite Design
Melbourne Australia

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Subject: Dtext Problem
From: umdong08@cc.umanitoba.ca (Erasmus Dong)
Date: Sun, 12 Jan 1997 04:58:30 GMT

	Hi I just started my job as a Coop Engineering Assistant.  I
have one problem that was driving me crazy yesterday.  I was dimension
lining an axle and I needed to put a plus minus tolerance on it.
	Now I learned that %%P is the plus minus symbol.  However the
problem is that the tolerance had a different plus value from the
minus value.  Any help that can be given would be a godsend.
					Thanks

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Subject: CAD novice seeks easy software
From: riker@worldweb.net
Date: Sun, 12 Jan 1997 01:09:05 GMT

I need some CAD software with the following requirements:
1.  Inexpensive (less than $100, if at all possible)
2.  Easy to learn, comes with good documentation, tutorial, etc.
3.  Can be used to draw components of PC hardware:  case, power
supply, motherboard, expansion cards, CPU, memory chips, etc.  Do not
need to draw intricate ciruit diagrams, just the basic shapes of
components.
It is understood that with these requirements, it will not be nearly
as full-featured or powerful as some high-end package.  Just want to
get a start on this, and draw up basic drawings for an idea I have.
Thanks in advance for all recommendations.
Steve O.
riker@worldweb.net
P.S. Professional technical writing services available in the D.C.
metro area, or via tele-commuting anywhere around the world.  See my
home page at http://www.worldweb.net/~riker/index.html
Not cheap, but very, very good at explaining intricate technical
concepts and processes.

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Subject: AutoCAD DRAWING STANDARDS
From: Scott Veix 
Date: Sat, 11 Jan 1997 22:35:11 -0500

We are attempting to standardize on our AutoCAD proceedures for
mechanical and electrical engineering and wish to learn what any other
groups or companies do for their control of the following aspects of
AutoCAD:
- Layer naming for assemblies and details
- Line colour standards for :	object lines
				dimensions and text
				center, hidden, center lines
- Mechanical and electrical symbol blocks (storage and retrieval)
	(3rd party packages?)
- Detail numbering systems (intellegent or sequencial numbers)
- Tolerancing methodology (3 decimal places with tolerances?... etc)
- Plotted line thinckness for linetypes
- Drawing management system (EDMS?)
Any and all information would help us greatly (and possibly help others
reading this thread).
Thanks in advance,
Scott Veix
Klockner Bartelt, Inc.
veixsj@klockner.com

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Subject: WORK WANTED, AutoCAD, P-T, WI-based
From: bgdesign 
Date: Sat, 11 Jan 1997 21:55:58 -0800

PART-TIME RESPONSES ONLY, PLEASE.
PLEASE, NO RESPONSES WHICH ARE NOT RELATED TO THIS FIELD...
Based in Milwaukee, I'm an AutoCAD Rel. 12/13 mechanical designer
currently working full time, but seeking part-time work on your
project.  Four years experience includes mechanical and
electromechanical assemblies and part detail drawings, castings,
weldments, tanks, gearboxes, valves,  fluid control and plumbing. 
This would be part-time work at my home office using AutoCAD Rel.
12/Windows on a 486 machine.  Work on AutoCAD Rel. 13 would be at
your office since I don't yet own that version.  Six months on
Rel. 13, some exper. with solids, rapid prototype files etc. 
Output: disk, E-mailed files or 8-1/2 x 11" sheet output. 
Below-market hourly rate offered.  Willing to take on new areas
including architecture.  
Will translate AutoCAD drawings to basic CNC program code for 3-
axis machines.  Other software experience: BobCad (for CNC
translating), CadKey, DesignCAD;  EXCEL & LOTUS spreadsheets; 
PAGEMAKER; 2 years prior desktop publishing exper. BA  Degree in
Communication. Please send E-mail to address on posting. 
CONTRACT AGENCIES WELCOME, TOO!

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Subject: can't plot
From: Coriell 
Date: Sat, 11 Jan 1997 22:06:31 -0600

hi,
Ever since I upgraded to window's 95 I can no longer plot/print to my 
(Panasonic kx-p1124 24 pin) printer.  I have found that my sound card 
now takes 2 ports and has offlined my printer.  If I disconnect my sound 
I can plot but if I have sound I can't.  This is a big problem I have to 
reconfigure my sound/printer everytime I have to print/plot. Has anyone 
else run into this problem?
any advice will be helpful
Coriell

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Subject: Re: looking for lisp routines
From: David Whynot 
Date: Sun, 12 Jan 1997 00:29:56 -0500

There are numerous sites offering 1000's of routines. CADsyst, CADalog, 
CADShack, CADALYST, and many more. There is a links page on my site to 
point you to these and other locations. See you there.
-- 
Cheers!
David Whynot
CADsyst - Shareware for AutoCAD
http://www.buildingweb.com/cadsyst

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Subject: ADI 4.2 Driver
From: darapex@aol.com (DARAPEX)
Date: 12 Jan 1997 07:21:16 GMT

I am using AutoCad for the MAcintosh R12 c_1 on a PPC (7200 75mhz 24 mb
ram),   Power FPU, and Speed Doubler.
My obstacle is that I am not able to get the plot menu to recognize any
other device except the Macintosh Chooser Device (printer). According to
the Edutech manual page 393, I am suppoed to be able to select the
"PostScript device ADI 4.21- by AutoDesk,Inc".
Also, the "Plot To File" button does not activate when selected.  This is
necessary to create .plt files to be plotted by a commercial blueprinter I
use. 
If anyone can assist, I would be grateful!
Thanks
DARAPEX@aol.com

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Subject: Problems running IGES 13c1 on AutoCAD r13c4a
From: "Loh Wee Khee" 
Date: 12 Jan 1997 06:43:59 GMT

Please help. I need somebody to give me some idea where can I get the
latest update of IGES via Internet?
I can't find it in Autodesk web site.
Thanks.

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Subject: Re: Scaling Associative Dims
From: "Owen Wengerd" 
Date: 11 Jan 1997 15:08:07 GMT

Brian:
> It is not  an option to go to R13 or create dimstyles for each 
variation.
  That's what dimstyles were designed for.  Why is that not an option?
-- 
 Owen Wengerd   [ManuSoft]
 ** AutoCAD Wizard At Large **
 http://www.manusoft.com
 owenw@manusoft.com
 Compuserve: 71324,3252
Brian Schonecker  wrote in article
<32D4111C.1407@one.net>...
> Is there a quick/dirty way to scale associative 
> dimension WITHOUT them taking on the properties of 
> the current dimvar settings?
> 
> I frequently need to scale up my border, which 
> means I also need to scale my dimension but I want 
> them to maintain their original setup.  It is not 
> an option to go to R13 or create dimstyles for each 
> variation.
> 
> A lisp routine would be quite helpfull.
> 
> Brian
> 

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Subject: Problem with Windows NT 4.0 Workstation and HP DesignJet 230
From: "Loh Wee Khee" 
Date: 12 Jan 1997 06:49:20 GMT

I need somebody to help me to solve the following problem:-	
I cannot print A1 and A2 size in NT 4 workstation on HP DesignJet 230. I
tried the Windows HP DesignJet 230 driver and HP GL/2 driver. There are no
ISO standard size appears when I select size in the windows printer menu.
Thank you!
Yours sincerely,
Wicky.

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Subject: Re: AutoCad Map crashes under NT 4.0
From: perbe@iestn.inet.it (Gaetano Perbellini)
Date: Sun, 12 Jan 1997 10:00:17 GMT

On Thu, 09 Jan 1997 11:48:50 -0500, INFO@CABLERESOURCES.COM wrote:
>Does anyone know of any solution to AutoCad Map crashing under NT 4.0
>I have heard that it may be a couple of months before Autodesk will
>support NT 4.0.  I have increased by Virtual Memory to 200 Mega and it
>still kicks me out 4-8 times a day, no warning, no error, just flips you
>to the icon screen.
>Thanks, Billy
I use just for 3 months AutoCAD MAP under NT 4.0 and all is good. Your
problem is an hardware problem?!
Gaetano, perbe@iestn.inet.it

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Subject: Re: CAD novice seeks easy software
From: lsteve@globalnet.co.uk (John Stevenson)
Date: Sun, 12 Jan 1997 11:10:34 GMT

>I need some CAD software with the following requirements:
>1.  Inexpensive (less than $100, if at all possible)
>2.  Easy to learn, comes with good documentation, tutorial, etc.
>3.  Can be used to draw components of PC hardware:  case, power
>supply, motherboard, expansion cards, CPU, memory chips, etc.  Do not
>need to draw intricate ciruit diagrams, just the basic shapes of
>components.
Try looking at Easycad for Windows they are at http://www.evcomp.com/evcomp
Very quick, uncluttered screen, and cheap.
Can be customised very easily.

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Subject: Win95 Network r13 Questions
From: Nicholas Schwarz 
Date: Sun, 12 Jan 1997 09:08:44 -0800

I am setting up a network for AutoCAD r13 on Win95
I need to know if there are any major problems with using a Network and
Win95 peer-to-peer and/or client-server.  I plan to use 3COM or Intel
cards.  The systems will be (all Gateways) 2 P100s and 2 DX2-66s. 
Also, is there any GOOD job-cost software (for AutoCAD, preferably) that
can be used on a network and Win95?
Thank you.
email: nschwarz@worldnet.att.net
					-eric

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Subject: CAD Binaries Group?  Why Not?
From: "Doug Julien AIA" 
Date: 12 Jan 1997 03:23:35 GMT

It seems to me there should exist a Usenet Group for posting of DWG and DXF
binaries.  Every 50 posts some newbie wants to know where to find free
symbols/blocks/components/drawings on the Net.  There's very few out there
- and I don't know why.  I'd give away my laboriously-constructed blocks if
I benefited from others doing the same -  why the hell not -
"Competition"?!?  Give me a break!
If anyone knows of an accessible newsgroup for posting of CAD binary files,
please let me know.  Thanks.
-Doug Julien, AIA

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Subject: need help on pcx to dxf
From: "joe" 
Date: 12 Jan 1997 15:20:03 GMT

can someone help me to solve this one?
convert pcx to dxf??
thanks in advance

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Subject: Re: Canon BJ-230 in ACADr13 for Win
From: John Schmidt 
Date: Sun, 12 Jan 1997 07:20:20 -0800

Doug,
Go to CalComp's website, or log onto their BBS, and you'll find R13 
drivers for both Win and DOS for their Techjet Personal printer, which is 
basically the same as a BJ-230.
John

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Subject: Device Drivers
From: "Jeff Bonfoey" 
Date: 12 Jan 97 15:30:20 GMT

I need device drivers for a Houston Instruments DMP 42 Single Pen plotter. 
I have Windows 95 and Auto Cad Lt. Please tell me where I could get
these drivers.  Thank You

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