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Extra line types in drawings, which can't delete ?

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Topic: Extra line types in drawings, which can't delete ?
Posted By: joyjakob2002
Subject: Extra line types in drawings, which can't delete ?
Date Posted: 04.Dec.2012 at 12:53
Dear friends,
 
We have had an issue with extra line types showing up in our drawings that we cannot remove. Even though none of the line types are being used, we are unable to delete them from the drawing. I am facing this problem for a bunch of drawings. So I am looking for an .exe file which can clean up all the unwanted line types from my bunch of drawings. Could any one can help me?
 
Thanks,
and,
Regards,
Joy Jacob


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Posted By: John Connor
Date Posted: 05.Dec.2012 at 00:36
Have you purged?

Have you audited?

Have you tried a DXFOUT/DXFIN?

Have you tried WBLock?


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Posted By: joyjakob2002
Date Posted: 05.Dec.2012 at 08:30
Hi John,
 
 Yes by DXFOUT it's get cleaned. But it's affected my bunch of drawings. So I have to do one by one. In that case I am looking something like .exe file which can clean by one stretch. You may aware, there was a sort of issue earlier for unwanted annotation scales are creating in drawings which will hang up the files and I found a cleanupscale.exe file to sort out this problem. So I am expecting somthing like that which may help lots of people.
 
Thanks
and
Regards,
Joy Jacob

Posted By: John Connor
Date Posted: 05.Dec.2012 at 11:39
I think you have a long wait ahead of you then if you're expecting a .exe solution.

You'll have to resort to using a script and then running a batch operation on the files.




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