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Hey guys, Not really an AutoCAD question here... But I would like to post just in case someone is familiar with this particular problem I am having. Just the other day I switched from Windows XP, AutoCAD 2010 (with ProSteel) to Windows 7 (64bit), AutoCAD 2012 (with same version of ProSteel). Since then I have been noticing that a specific ProSteel dialogue box (Shape/Plate Properties) always resets to it default display. Those of you familiar with ProSteel may know that the Shape/Plate Properties dialogue box has a bunch of expandable tabs/pages on the left hand side, generally speaking I would always like all of these tabs to be expanded each time I open this dialogue box. This has alway been how the 2 previous versions of ProSteel have behaved in the past, until now. Every time I open this particular dialogue box, all the tabs/pages on the left of the dialogue box are contracted, and must be expanded if I am to access them. Sounds like a small issue, but it is proving to have quite a large impact... with the amount of times I enter and exit this dialogue box. I look forward to hopefully hearing back from someone who knows of this problem and has a fix. Thanks for any help.

Hey guys, I've been using ProSteel for just over a year now, and have been learning LISP for around the same amount of time. I recently came accross this site... https://sites.google.com/site/mclisp/Home/Home ...which has a bunch of LISP routines which are to be used in conjunction with ProSteel (the routines contain ProSteel functions). I reckon there could be some real benefit to creating some routines to enhance ProSteel - but there is very little documentation on ProSteel + LISP. So... i was wondering if any of you guys have had any experience on writing LISP for ProSteel - and if you could off me any pointers/advice to get me started. Thanks for any help.