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cswancott
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Posted - August 15 2005 :  08:50:41 AM  Show Profile  Visit cswancott's Homepage  Reply with Quote
Is it possible to make a script cycle through paperspace tabs, for example to edit block attributes or insert a block. I find that most scripts I use only apply to the current Paperspace. If this is not possible with script, could I achieve the same goal using Lisp somehow.

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Posted - August 15 2005 :  11:02:12 AM  Show Profile  Visit Admin's Homepage  Reply with Quote
Hi cswancott,

I think it is possible... here is a link to a topic that covered the same sort of thing, except with plotting...
http://www.74mph.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=117&SearchTerms=tabs

Hopefully this will help you out...

Regards,
Bill
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cswancott
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Posted - August 17 2005 :  09:51:16 AM  Show Profile  Visit cswancott's Homepage  Reply with Quote
Thank you for your quick reply, this has solved my problem, I can extract the relevant code & just insert my script.

Many Thanks
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Posted - August 17 2005 :  4:29:31 PM  Show Profile  Visit Admin's Homepage  Reply with Quote
Fantastic... glad to hear you got things working...
Bill
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