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    Evening all,
    I found this link on LeeMac's site to some very useful Lisps but they are protected. How do I use them?

    http://www.cadlispandtips.com/search...&by-date=false

    Thanks.

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    What do you mean by "protected"? I followed your link, but was unable to download any routine since this action seems to require registration.
    But I noticed that each download page had listed the name of the command defined in the routine. So, if the tools are in VLX or FAS format (or even protected lisp), just load them as you load any plain AutoLISP file and call the said command. The compilation only prevent you to see the code, the functionality is preserved.
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    Seems pretty straight forward.
    Instructions are right on the page:

    Steps:
    • Download Autocrds.dwg
    • Copy and paste block to the drawing file.
    • Insert or copy block to the points
    • Then type command RE to “regen” the drawing.
    • Select grip and drag to move the text location


    ps:

    There's a small blue arrow in the lower right pointing down.
    Pick that to download. No registration necessary...
    Last edited by ILoveMadoka; 16th May 2012 at 03:04 pm. Reason: rev

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