Jan 2, 2004 #1 T TCEBob Usenet Archive Joined Jul 3, 2003 Messages 327 Reaction score 0 How to tell when the wipeout frames are on or off? rs
Jan 2, 2004 #2 R R. Robert Bell Usenet Archive Joined Jul 7, 2003 Messages 890 Reaction score 0 It is dxf-code 70 in the Dictionary "ACAD_WIPEOUT_VARS".
Jan 2, 2004 #3 T TCEBob Usenet Archive Joined Jul 3, 2003 Messages 327 Reaction score 0 R. Robert Bell said: It is dxf-code 70 in the Dictionary "ACAD_WIPEOUT_VARS". Click to expand... Thank you kindly. rs
R. Robert Bell said: It is dxf-code 70 in the Dictionary "ACAD_WIPEOUT_VARS". Click to expand... Thank you kindly. rs
Jan 2, 2004 #4 T TCEBob Usenet Archive Joined Jul 3, 2003 Messages 327 Reaction score 0 Good sir: I thank you for the lead, which sent me on a review of dictionaries and made me a better person. The query was prompted by a post in ..autocad.2004 "Outlook Frames," and if you care to look there you will see the end product. rs
Good sir: I thank you for the lead, which sent me on a review of dictionaries and made me a better person. The query was prompted by a post in ..autocad.2004 "Outlook Frames," and if you care to look there you will see the end product. rs
Jan 2, 2004 #5 R R. Robert Bell Usenet Archive Joined Jul 7, 2003 Messages 890 Reaction score 0 "*Outlook* Frames"??? ;^) Glad I could help you.
Jan 2, 2004 #6 T TCEBob Usenet Archive Joined Jul 3, 2003 Messages 327 Reaction score 0 R. Robert Bell said: "*Outlook* Frames"??? ;^) Click to expand... My keepers tell me I have this problem from time to time. "Textmask Frames" rs
R. Robert Bell said: "*Outlook* Frames"??? ;^) Click to expand... My keepers tell me I have this problem from time to time. "Textmask Frames" rs
