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n/a Posted - February 20 2004 : 12:01:10 PM
Hello there...
Anyone know how to change the style of a group of mtext objects once the style has been "forced" from within the mtext dialogue box? i.e. although mtext object is style "romans" it appears as "Arial".
Regards
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Admin Posted - June 27 2006 : 08:13:04 AM
Ah... I think I understand...

Does this help?

http://www.archidigm.com/lounge/autocad%20tips/Mtext_Map.htm

Regards,
Bill
anthenson Posted - June 27 2006 : 06:00:23 AM
yes I have tried regen. After I have run the lisp routine and list teh text entities the actual style has been changed to the one I specified but the font used within the Mtext editor is still forced to the wrong one
Admin Posted - June 26 2006 : 9:40:47 PM
Hi anthenson,

It's hard to say why something isn't working. Have you tried REGEN or similar?

Regards,
Bill
anthenson Posted - June 26 2006 : 04:41:27 AM
Hi

I have a similar problem with a set of drawings where the MTEXT fonts have been "forced" within MTEXT itself (ie not using the default font set within the style)

I have used the .lsp pasted by Bill but all that seems to do is change all the text to whatever style I set the "newstyle" to but leaves the text font forced to the original so the problem is the same but the style has been changed.

What am I doing wrong please?
Admin Posted - February 23 2004 : 4:52:15 PM
Hi CounsinLarry,

I have no idea why... would you mind sending me both your "test" drawings (bill at 74mph.com, and your "working" drawing? I might be able to offer some help... but as it stands, sorry, it should work.

I'd concentrate on what the differences are. (You can always try to cut/paste your mtext from one dwg into the other, and see if it behaves the same)

Regards,
Bill
n/a Posted - February 23 2004 : 05:33:29 AM
Hi Bill - thanks for the response.

It worked perfectly for a test drawing I created however, not within my working drawing?!?! Have no understanding of why the drawings should be different and any further help or suggestions will be greatly appreciated.

Kind regards
Admin Posted - February 20 2004 : 4:24:17 PM
Hi CousinLarry,

I found this article on vbdesign.net... maybe it will answer your question.
http://www.vbdesign.net/expresso/archive/topic/6535.html

I've copied the code in below that Kerry B was kind enough to post.

If this works for you, let me know!

(You'll need to save this into a .lsp file, and fill in your "NewStyle" with the actual style)

(defun c:mtsc (/ nstyle index AllMtext b1 c)
  (setq nstyle "NewStyle"
        index  0
  )
  (cond ((and (setq AllMtext (ssget "X" '((0 . "MTEXT"))))
              (tblsearch "STYLE" nstyle)
         )
         (repeat (sslength AllMtext)
           (setq b1    (entget (ssname AllMtext index))
                 index (1+ index)
                 c     (assoc 7 b1)
           )
           (entmod (subst (cons (car c) nstyle) c b1))
         )
        )
        (t (alert "Unable to do my job today"))
  )
  (princ)
)


Hope this helps!
Bill

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