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  1. WORKING BUT ONLY ONE TEXT IN ONE TIME I WANT GLOBALLY ATTACHED THEM BECAUSE I HAVE MANY TEXT LIKE THIS.
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  2. What you are seeing is a logical consequence of using vla-sendcommand. The command string is processed after the Lisp function has finished. If you really need the preview then maybe a toolbar macro is an option?
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  3. Good time to start learning, not everything in life is free.
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  4. The best answer a good task to start learning lisp its just basic elements like arcs and lines. So have a go only way to learn. Here is the input part to get you started. Multi getvals is in the download area have a look at the ducting while your there. (if (not AH:getvalsm)(load "Multi Getvals.lsp")) (setq ans (AH:getvalsm (list "Enter bend values" "Enter ID" 8 7 "0.5" "Enter OD" 8 7 "0.52" "Enter radius" 8 7 "0.5" "Enter bend Dist" 8 7 ".52" "Enter Bend width" 8 7 "0.05"))) (setq id (atof (nth 0 ans)) od (atof (nth 1 ans)) rad (atof (nth 2 ans)) dist (atof (nth 3 ans)) wid (atof (nth 4 ans)) )
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  5. The other to look at is a road chainage program this will do increments along a pline. Or just Divide and Measure as built in commands. ARC-to-Multi ARC.lsp Arc-to chords.lsp
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  6. Use (cdr (assoc 1 (entget entname))) to get the text string only => "{\\fCalibri|b0|i0|c0;\\c0;2.25}" which was missing the final "}" Then send it through Lee Mac's unformat string routine => Download Here or Get yourself Strip MText which allows detailed control of what gets stripped => HERE
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  7. I used arial unicode - wrong...just Arial fixed problem
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