Richard Schwier's DivideLine routine works in a similar fashion as the built-in Measure command: when you select an object and enter a length, Point objects are created along the object at the interval you select. The difference with DivideLine is that the distance you enter is treated as a maximum distance and the Points are created at the same interval along the object. (In most cases, the Measure command will always leave one segment shorter than the others.) Load the LISP file and type in the command DivideLine, then select a line and enter the desired interval. This routine sets system variables so that the Point objects show up properly and you can snap to them. You can use the Back command to restore your settings.