Changing Text

[Natalsharks]

Hi all,

 

I don't know if there is anyone out there that might already have done this I have looked through the site and there are some lisps that are similar but don't do exactly what i want them to do.

 

I even tried playing around with them in vlisp but I have only just started trying to learn how to write lisp routines.

 

Anyway cut a long story short I need a lisp routine that changes all mtext and text in a drawing to font style ISO and font type ISOCP.shx with a height of 200 with all justifications to remain as is.

 

If anyone has something out there that would be most appreciated.

 

Cheers

[Strix]

which was the nearest and what didn't it really do for you?

(just in case it's a good base for somebody to write you something more specific)

[borgunit]

Check here, they have quite a bit of great snippets...

 

http://www.4d-technologies.com/techcenter/

[lpseifert]

First, if you're using LT, you won't be able to use lisp unless you have an add on such as Lt-extender.

Also, you should be able to do what you describe using the Properties palette. Create a font style named ISO using the font ISOCP.shx. Select all the text/mtext (look into using Quick Select), change the style and height in Properties.

[Natalsharks]

Thanks for all the replies. lpseifert you reminded me to update my profile i am running the ful version of autocad 2008 .

 

I found stripmtext.lsp on the net which does what i want yay!! thanks for the replies.