stampare layout in sequenza with vba

[ghirosoft]

Hi.
for those interested on my site under the autocad section -> vba http://www.lucioghirardo.it/autocad.aspthere is a utility to print multiple autocad file layouts in sequence.
from a list of all the layouts displayed in a listbox I deliberately excluded the "model".
is tested with autocad 2006.
for clarifications I remain available.

 

[brizzo1982]

Good morning.
I have this need, described in another discussion:

"devo (ahimè) edit to some files (used as models) the preset print style.
These files, necessary for the realization of electrical schematics, have within hundreds of layouts.
each layout has default set the print parameters, then as a printer "laser b/n.pc3", as sheet size "a4", scale "suitable size", and printing style "schemi.ctb", etc..

is there a mode to create a macro (a field unknown to me) or something like that, to be able to automatically change in all default layouts, for example, the printer in "colors.pc3" and print style in "schemi_colori.ctb"? ? "

from its point of view, would it be possible to modify its vba "print layout" for having one that makes the changes described above?
I noticed in the forum that the question of editing the print parameters cumulatively to multiple layouts was asked several times.
This is how we could fill a big autocad flaw.

thanks for the attention.

 

[ghirosoft]

Hi and I'm sorry I'm late,
I work very little with the layouts.
I believe however you can change properties on the layouts, if you can have (in vba) the layout list I think you can also change them.
I work with layers, if you send me an example I could check on something real.
However since I did my site (when I was without family) and its forums and related aids, my time now (with family) has reduced.
He sends some emails every now and then anyway to remind me.
Bye!

 

[brizzo1982]

Thank you very much ghirosoft for your interest.
we still managed to solve brilliantly rename the dwg first in dxf and then txt, replacing the text.
This is the discussion:
http://www.cad3d.it/forum1/showthread.php?t=33995Thank you again! :finger: