StripMtext V3.0

Could someone possibly post StripMtext V3.0 by Steve Doman in CF? He says on 26 May 2003:
http://groups.google.com.au/groups?&oe=UTF-8&output=gplain
that "This program is donated to the public domain", so I assume it's alright.

We really would find this useful but CF only seems to go back to mid June 2003

Many thanks in advance,
Huw

 

Huw,

I don't have a copy handy, but if you could wait a day or so, I'll dig it
up. I have a copy archived on a CD, but my CD is at work! If someone else
has a copy handy, perhaps they could post it on CF faster then I could.
Otherwise, I'll post as soon as I can.

I think there is a bug fix in in the latest version, btw.

Regards,
Steve Doman




message Could someone possibly post StripMtext V3.0 by Steve Doman in CF? He says on
26 May 2003:
http://groups.google.com.au/groups?&oe=UTF-8&output=gplain
that "This program is donated to the public domain", so I assume it's
alright.

We really would find this useful but CF only seems to go back to mid June
2003

Many thanks in advance,
Huw

 

Thank you. I'll survive until you have time to dig out the bug fixed version, or is that the one you released in May 2003 and therefore the one someone else may be able to post?

Many thanks again,
Huw

 

Steve,

Thanks for the new 3.05 version in CF. I guess it fixes some problem I
haven't seen with 3.0.

Whatever, I still use it regularly and appreciate the time you've spent on
it. Also, John Uhden's contribution.

Joe Burke

 

I'll agree Joe, I've used it only a couple of times and
found it a simply delightful program to use

Super-handy guys, thanks for taking the time.

 

You're welcome Joe. Thanks for the nice reply. I should put your name in
the credits as the #1 user.

Any ideas for v4.0? Every have a set of prints where some users used
diagonal fractions, while others used horizontal? I'm been thinking of
adding a fraction re-stack feature.

By the way, I have a couple of your functions stash away on my archive disk,
just in case I need them sometime. Thanks a billion!

Regards,
Steve Doman

 

Jason,

I've enjoyed reading your post over the years. Wish I could hang out on the
NG with you guys more but I just don't have the time between "work" and
"working-out". I had to turn in my mouse and keyboard for a treadmill at
the gym in order to loose my programmer's belly.

I know I'm using at least one of your functions: DelPageSetup comes to mind.
Nice one. Thanks!!!

(Thanks to John Uhden too!)

Regards,
Steve Doman

 

Steve,
I have looked around to see if I could find a copy of your routine but
haven't found one. Is there somewhere I could look. I haven't used the
prior versions so I would like to try it. I have to strip manually now.

CAB

 

CAB,

It's in the customer-files newsgroup posted 1/14/2004.

Joe Burke

 

Well i guess i have to be led by the hand.

I found a post jan 15 but the attachment was not there
some message about file too large.

you are talking about
Discussion Group Index
Customer Files (Attachments)
Search for "StripMtext"
Your Search for "stripmtext" in "All Customer Files (Attachments) Groups" found 1 results
Attachment not added (too large): "StripMtext[

 

Hi Cab2k,

Yes, you found the correct post but for some reason the attached file was
not visible. Are you using a web browser to view the NG's ? Perhaps you
need to log on to the site to be able to download attachments.

The file is easy to download when using a news reader like Outlook Express.
If you have a news reader you can click on the link below to view
Customer-Files:

news://discussion.autodesk.com/autodesk.autocad.customer-files

Look for the following post:

From: "Steve Doman" <>
Newsgroups: autodesk.autocad.customer-files
Subject: StripMtext v3.05
Date: Wed, 14 Jan 2004 22:27:13 -0800

If all else fails, email me direct:
s d o m a n @ q w e s t . n e t
(remove spaces)

 

I'm logged on, use OUTLOOK, and this is what i get:

StripMtext v3.05 for AutoCAD 2000 thru 2004<br><br>This program creates a user command that will quickly remove<br>formatting applied to individual characters and words inside<br>Mtext objects.<br><br>StripMtext can remove the following types of formatting:<br><br>Alignment<br>Color<br>Font<br> Height<br>Underscore<br>Oversc ore<br>Linefeed (Paragraph Return)<br>Obliquing<br>Stacking<br>Tracking<br>Width&l t;br>Non-breaking Space<br><br>StripMtext does not modify Mtext properties such as style,<br>justification, width, and rotation. Nor does it manipulate<br>inherited properties such as layer,entity color, etc.<br><br>Note:<br><br>Removing Mtext formatting is a verycomplex procedure. This program<br>has been designed to safely remove formatting but no guarantee<br>exist. Until you become familiar with StripMtext, please save your<br>drawing before using. If you do not like the results,you can<br>immediatly issue an Undo command to restore your Mtext to its prior<br>condition. You are encouraged to spend a few minutes experimenting<br>with different format removal settings on sample drawings before<br>using this program on your real drawings.<br><br>How to use:<br><br>(1) When you start StripMtext, you will be asked to select Mtext and<br> Dimension objects.<br><br>(2) After you have completed selecting, a dialog box will appear<br> that contains several check boxes labeled with formatting names.<br>Check mark each type of formatting you want removed.<br><br>(3) If you would like StripMtext to use your current check marked<br> formats as your default, check mark the "Remember Settings" box.<br><br>(4) Hit OK to process,or Cancel to abort.<br><br><br><br><br>
Attachment not added (too large): "StripMtext[305].zip"

 

Alan,

Ugh! That's was butt ugly! Check you email.

Steve


I'm logged on, use OUTLOOK, and this is what i get:

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Hi Steve,

Regarding #1 user... I'm probably just more sensitive to the issue than others.

I've done a few things in my custom stuff to insure diagonal fractions. Before that,
it seemed like fractions had a mind of their own. Yes, I've seen a mix in drawings
from other sources. Sounds like a good idea.

Believe it or not, I'm still working on that ExtendTrim like Microstation thing.
Recently rewrote it from the ground up using vlisp functions for the most part. It's
still a beast after all I've learned since we talked about it back when.

Regards
Joe