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  1. Ahankhah
    Hi all, I have written a simple routine using "SET" function. It runs in AutoCAD 2021 & 2020 without any problem, but when loading it in AutoCAD 2019 (and also in 2016) I found that "SET" function is redefined by some AutoCAD built-in function (or by Express Tools). It seems to be similar to another function named "SET$" and changes some "Dimensions variables". Do any one know whre this change is made and how I can reset "SET" function to its original definition? I appreciate any help.
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