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Hi - I am back on line have enjoyed a good pub lunch and have picked up the thread again and have followed the instructions to the letter but afraid to say that I am still having the same old problem! The rivet is still being placed away from the cursor. Incidently, having created a block how can a block deleted in r2000?

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Hi - I am back on line have enjoyed a good pub lunch and have picked up the thread again and have followed the instructions to the letter but afraid to say that I am still having the same old problem! The rivet is still being placed away from the cursor. Incidently, having created a block how can a block deleted in r2000?

 

I don't know what I am doing different, but I followed the instructions to the letter, and have attached the updated file, and the 3-64 rivet is now redefined.

 

If a block is not being used in the drawing, but is merely lurking in the data base, then a PURGE should shift it.

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Hi - Yes success! Your file certainly works but I do wonder where I may have been going wrong as I thought that I was following your instructions. Anyway many thanks for your time and trouble and to everyone else who gave their time.

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Don't mention it, after all it's what we're all here for, to help each other out. o:)

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It was probably that my instructions may not have been exactly key-stroke for key-stroke. One tends to take for granted certain actions.

 

Now you have the final result, you can keep trying and suddenly there will be a "EUREKA" cry from you. I will keep my ears open!

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