AutoCAD Macros v2017
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This set of macros is "unprotected".  PLEASE RESPECT ALL COPYRIGHTS.  Users may edit or freely distribute the software, but not both!

You should unzip and copy them into a working folder of your choice.  eg. c:\program files\autodesk\autocad 2xxx\autocad macros

The macro set includes:

angle2.dvb			Measures angle between selected points			v2017
balloon.dvb			Draws number inside circle				v2017
dash.dvb			Joins consecutive points				v2017
dimension.dvb			Annotates dwg with column size (East x North)		v2017
distance2.dvb			Displays horizontal distance between 2 points		v2017
exportxyz.dvb			Exports selected points to a file			v2017
importxyz.dvb			Imports CSV file					v2017
pointid.dvb			Displays Point ID (X, Y, Z)				v2017
transformation.dvb		Transforms drawing to a user selected grid		v2017 **
vectordevs2007.dvb		Produces Error vector for As-builts			v2017 ++

ExportXYZ is currently being updated to export GSI files.  This is ongoing and may be available in future versions.

++ "VectorDevs2007.exe" no longer needs to be in c:\Windows directory.
** AutoCAD 2015 onwards no longer supports the Microsoft CommonDialog command.

Lisp Routines:

The following lisp routine, once loaded is run by typing "3DCIRCLE" at the command line.

3dcircle		Draws 3-D circle through 3 points


Creating Macro shortcut buttons
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See "Creating VBA Macro Buttons (2010)" for installation instructions.
http://engineeringsurveyor.com/software/macros/installing%20autocad%20macros.pdf

or watch the YouTube video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Qk9g5p45jg&feature=youtu.be


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NOTE:  AutoCAD 2015 onwards displays a warning message when loading each macro - this is to prevent unauthorised macrios harming your computer
To prevent this error message occuring each time AutoCAD starts, you must add the folder containing the macros to the list of "Trusted Folders":

eg    Tools, Options, Files, Trusted Locations, Browse (to Macro folder), OK

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(c) Mark Adams
www.engineeringsurveyor.com
September 2016