When I created all the drawing tag blocks for this firm, I sometimes added wipeouts under the attributes in an effort to always have the text show up in a plot when sloppy drafters placed tags over hatch patterns, lines, etc... I've got a group here that wants the option of taking the wipeouts out of the tags, but they've already got lots of tags with wipeouts in lots of drawings. The only way I think I can do this is to create equivalent "non-wipeout tags" for all the "wipeout-tags", and to make sure that all the attribute tag names are the same so the new blocks will pick up all the attribute values already in the drawing. I tried writing a simple command line script to do this... First, it zooms way out, then it inserts one of the new "non-wipeout tags" at 0,0 (which must be in view for the last step), then it uses the -BLOCKREPLACE cammand to replace a "non-wipeout tag" with "wipeout-tag", then it erases the last entry of the block. It works, but the script is getting real long because there are about a dozen blocks to replace... Any routines out there that replaces blocks - working off of a list of "bad" and "good" blocknames?
