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This routine from Raymond Rizkallah allows you to drive the Windows Command line tool FINDSTR, to search for AutoCAD files that contain a certain string. The Windows Command line t...  Read more

Tip#: 4089
Author: Raymond Rizkallah
Rename File To: FINDSTR.LSP
Published on: 21-Mar-2013
Downloads: 172
Rating:  Not Yet Rated

Tipster Kent Elrod shows us an add-on produced by Autodesk Labs that helps users manage the Windows Clipboard while using AutoCAD.

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Tip#: 3655
Author: Kent Elrod
Rename File To: No Files
Published on: 05-Jun-2011
Downloads: 0
Rating:
4
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Leigh Lundy sends a tip on managing workstation memory to increase performance.

"I was having issues with my 3D CAD drawings; it would take several seconds for my progra...  Read more

Tip#: 3321
Author: Leigh Lundy
Rename File To: No Files
Published on: 17-Jan-2010
Downloads: 0
Rating:
3
  Rated by 1 users

Ed Galicki sends us a macro for the Offset command...  Read more

Tip#: 3267
Author: Ed Galicki
Rename File To: No Files
Published on: 20-Sep-2009
Downloads: 0
Rating:
4
  Rated by 1 users

You can use Lisp Log (Tip #2204) from Paul Kirill to track the use of your LISP routines by others (or yourself). Be sure to add the source code for this tip into your primary LISP module that load...  Read more

Tip#: 2204
Author: Paul Kirill
Rename File To: Tip 2204: lisplog.lsp
Published on: 01-May-2007
Downloads: 377
Rating:
3.5
  Rated by 2 users

LISP Progress Bars (Tip #2205) by Terry Miller is a cool trick for entertaining users when your program is involved in a long iterative process. When applications need a long time to solve a proble...  Read more

Tip#: 2205
Author: Terry Miller
Rename File To: Tip 2205: ProgressBar.lsp
Published on: 01-May-2007
Downloads: 1435
Rating:
4
  Rated by 1 users

Create Command Functions (Tip #2207) by Ed Jobe is a way to implement a bridge between VBA macros and AutoCAD's command system using Visual LISP. The LISP code in this tip is meant to be loaded whe...  Read more

Tip#: 2207
Author: Ed Jobe
Rename File To: Tip 2207: CommandWrapper.lsp
Published on: 01-May-2007
Downloads: 943
Rating:
4
  Rated by 1 users

Tipster Derek Beals says he and a buddy use this template when creating a new LISP routine. "The template includes all these cool little non-LISP functions we have come up with, so we don't ha...  Read more

Tip#: 3396
Author: Derek Beals
Rename File To: New Lisp Template.lsp
Published on: 01-May-2006
Downloads: 778
Rating:
4
  Rated by 1 users

Fibonacci Sequence Polynomial Factor Computation (Tip #2093) came from Robert Gillies. Rather than explain the Fibonacci sequence and how you can use it in computer simulations along with other ana...  Read more

Tip#: 2093
Author: Robert Gillies
Rename File To: Tip2093: Fibon.lsp
Published on: 01-Feb-2006
Downloads: 241
Rating:
1.5
  Rated by 2 users

Nick Hofland supplied Yes/No Dialog Box (Tip #2083) for LISP programmers. The dialog box is defined by a simple DCL file that you must place in the AutoCAD search folder for this utility to operate...  Read more

Tip#: 2083
Author: Nick Hofland
Rename File To: Tip2083: yesno.lsp
Published on: 01-Jan-2006
Downloads: 579
Rating:
4
  Rated by 1 users