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  1. Can you attach a copy of the original drawing to your next post so we can attempt to duplicate the problem? AEC objects present?
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  2. Its maybe time to think about a index list what defun is used with which program. You could use a lisp to look for "defun" in a list of lisps, reading each line as it is a text file then write filename and defun name and so on. Do this first from Windows type CMD open the command window use the old fashioned DOS and change to your lisp directory Type findstr defun *.lsp >defunlist.txt and all should be revealed when you open defunlist.txt.
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  3. Yes, I know where they are. There are over 4,000 instances altogether, which means it's only feasible if it can be done using a bot or macro. I'm guessing that it could be done using a regex on the MySQL file and I will try to test this out on a non-live file to see if it works. But, in the meantime, I'm happy to make corrections on an ad hoc basis so that we pick up and correct the most obvious or most visited examples first.
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  4. You don't need lisp to do that. Just select them all, and in the Properties dialogue box, change the Contents to what you require.
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  5. Thanks rkmcswain, I ended up using Notepad++ to strip the colour tags, as suggested in that post you linked. Find and replace the following, using REGEX mode, for anyone interested: \[.+?\]
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