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Hi Remark,

 

Thanks for your reply, I just need a text file that has N,E,El. of every point in the drawing for example if I have a line i need the N,E,EI of the two points that line connect with

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One method is to use the DATAEXTRACTION command.

 

So these "points" are just that...points? They are not text objects or blocks with attributes?

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I typed that command but did not get the result that I want, could you tell me how to proceed with this command to get my required result

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I thought that AutoCAD 2009 had the Data Extraction wizard.

 

On the Ribbon click on the Annotate tab > Tables panel, Extract Data icon.

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no It has but as I go through this command it does not ask me to get N,E,EL it gives me other thing not the things that I want

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No, data extraction does not specifically provide you with the information in the form you are used to seeing it in.

 

You never answered this: So these "points" are just that...points? They are not text objects or blocks with attributes?

 

It might help if you post a copy of the actual DWG file so we can see exactly what we are dealing with. Thanks.

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You could always use the LIST command then open the text window and do a copy paste. Not the quickest method in the world.

 

Or you can try Lee Mac's Point Manager program. Find it here...http://www.lee-mac.com/ptmanager.html

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