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  1. 23rd Jul 2008 02:07 am #11
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    So after Flattening the drawing, all entities are placed at a Z elevation of 1.99? Sorry, but I have never had that happen to me before and I have no idea why it would do that? I just run several tests, but cannot duplicate this problem.
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    Thanks Petri..it works perfectly...was looking for this solution from a looong time...thanks bro...
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    hi guys...
    i m new at lisp......and i need solution for the above subject on how to use the code given above...
    i am not able to open the link provided..
    please, can anyone help....
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    How to Use LISP Routines.
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    Thanks Steve.........it worked...
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    You are welcome!

    Thanks for the heads up on the broken link.
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    CAD64 thanks you've saved me!!

    I was getting errors in a drawing, although every objects elevation was 0.00, I wasn´t abble to trim or extend lines and polylines. Running "FLAT" solved the problem!
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