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  1. 1st May 2007 11:28 am #11
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    I am Happy now!!

    A world of possibilities has just opened!
    Thanks! I've got it working the way I want!
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    Thank-you VVA! I have been looking for a lisp routine like that for years!
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    Smile VVA, Thank you!

    VVA, Thank you!
    It works great!
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    Thank you very much VVA, your a life saver. Is there a way to change this code to selecting a window rather than each attribute individually?
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    You might try this from Lee Mac.
    http://www.lee-mac.com/resetxreflayers.html
    or maybe this http://www.lee-mac.com/macatt.html
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    Thanks for the reply Dadgad.

    This didn't seem to be what I was after though, it looks like this is more to do with changing the test itself rather than the colour that it is displayed in. The code from VVA works great but it only lets you select one attribute at a time rather than windowing the attributes that require changing. I'm sure that it is just a little change to the code but I am a begginner when it comes to LISP and don't know what I need to change to enable this.
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