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Topic ClosedHow to edit the name of an existing block??

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Direct Link To This Post Topic: How to edit the name of an existing block??
    Posted: 05.Apr.2010 at 22:15
Does anyone know how to edit the name of an existing block?
 
Here's the background: I am working in CAD with a furniture dealer's software.  I have a whole floor laid out with their furniture blocks.  Now we are changing the furniture names to incorporate an existing building inventory and I want to rename my blocks.  The block has a text attribute set up to display what the block name is.
 
So ideally, there would be a way to change the block name only once and have it update to the 300 or so same blocks I have already positioned in my drawing. 
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 06.Apr.2010 at 00:51
With the RENAME command.
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