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WOW that was awesome! Thank you So now I'll use "ImageIn.lsp" (as was written by Alan Thompson) to load multiple pictures into AutoCAD 2014. Then, after using AutoCAD to sort the pictures, I can label them with "test.lsp". "imageIn.lsp" does create a new layer for each picture loaded, and I don't need that...but I can live with it...unless someone knows how to turn that off easily. Again, thank you.

You can run lee-mac Steal from a program sense you can make a little lisp and steal multiple blocks in 1 go. So if you know the block names then its quick, I have done it. Just need to look again at the command sequence. (if(not steal)(load "StealV1-6")) (Steal "C:\\My Folder\\MyDrawing.dwg" '(("Blocks" "BLK1" "BLK2")) ) ; add more names

I find if I need to select things over and over ill build a simple SSGET. When I have a need to use QSE its to find niche things like arc's on a layer that are smaller than or equal to x radius. ;;----------------------------------------------------------------------------;; ;; Select Similar Objects command shortcut (defun C:SS () (vl-cmdf "_Selectsimilar") ) ;;----------------------------------------------------------------------------;; ;; Filter Down Selection to Blocks only (defun C:SB (/ SS) (if (ssget "_I") ; If there are preselected objects [= Implied selection] (sssetfirst nil (ssget "_I" '((0 . "INSERT")))) ; Select Only Blocks among them (sssetfirst nil (ssget "_:L" '((0 . "INSERT")))) ) (princ) )