Incremental Numbering Suite

[ketxu]

Omm, Why we don't have 'MThank' buttons or 'Ton of Like' or sth similar ?

[Lee Mac]

Omm, Why we don't have 'MThank' buttons or 'Ton of Like' or sth similar ?

Hehe, there is always the 'Donate' button

[ketxu]

It's absolute right. I think any code line is effort, time, money of coders, and worth to pay sth instead of "Thanks". And i will do it as soon as i have my job (now i'm still studying - no income - and try to learn all of code to help others, if i can ^^). So, now, i just can send milion of thanks for what you, all of you teaching me.
(srr for my Google Translate)

[mviall]

Would you happen to have a routine that has incremental numbers inside of a square? For our drawing notes, we have certain drawings in a circle, some in a hexagon, and some in a square. I have routines for the circle and hexagon, but I've had no luck getting a routine to have incremental numbers inside a square. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

[Lee Mac]

It's absolute right. I think any code line is effort, time, money of coders, and worth to pay sth instead of "Thanks". And i will do it as soon as i have my job (now i'm still studying - no income - and try to learn all of code to help others, if i can ^^). So, now, i just can send milion of thanks for what you, all of you teaching me.

I do appreciate your gratitude ketxu, thank you. It may not have translated too well, but my response was more jovial than a request.

[Lee Mac]

Would you happen to have a routine that has incremental numbers inside of a square? For our drawing notes, we have certain drawings in a circle, some in a hexagon, and some in a square. I have routines for the circle and hexagon, but I've had no luck getting a routine to have incremental numbers inside a square. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

Certainly, use my NumInc program with a Polygonal border with 4 sides, and rotate the border ([B] key) to suit.

[SEANT]

Look at the top of the list, Lee. I think they're calling for you.

http://adndevblog.typepad.com/autoca...app-ideas.html

[Lee Mac]

Look at the top of the list, Lee. I think they're calling for you.

http://adndevblog.typepad.com/autoca...app-ideas.html

Thanks Sean, though I'm not sure if I want to get involved with the Autodesk Exchange store...

[SEANT]

I can understand some reservations, especially given the quality of the outlets you’ve already crafted.

The Exchange may be more palatable to developers not likely to take the next step. As we’ve discussed before; setting up the infrastructure to sell/distribute software pushes the limits for those of us doing it mostly as a hobby.

Autodesk provides the service; we just need to read the fine print.

[Lee Mac]

Thank you Sean, it seems you have read my mind on the matter -

Given that I already offer my applications as freeware on my site, I couldn't then sell the software for a fee in the Autodesk Exchange store, and I see no advantage to distributing my software freely through their store - this would merely be diverting traffic away from my site. Furthermore I should think it would be more difficult to control the code through their store; and that's before you even consider the fine print and legal stuff you probably have to agree to.