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    Posted: 13.Jun.2011 at 23:58
I have already drawn out 3 different linetypes I want to use as standard linetypes. How do I convert these simple lines into a linetype? Basically I have a series of lines I want to convert into a linetype. The lines appear as follows:
---E---E---E

---V---V---V

---X---X---X

I used letters to show what has been drawn as lines in the above examples. I've searched different discussion forums and help on AutoCAD and can't seem to find what I am looking for. I am using vanilla AutoCAD2010.  I found an app that extracts a .lin file out of any drawing which converts any linetype into what it looks like in wordpad.  I copied it into acad.lin but still cannot get it to work on any other computer.

Thanks in advance for any help.
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 14.Jun.2011 at 07:28
For such "textual" linetypes you can use the LTFly utility (see Download). It creates textual linetypes "on the fly".
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