I’m running Autocad 2002 (for the last almost three years) and I just started getting a strange error message whenever I use the MTEXT command:
Now my copy of Acad 2002 is a copy from a previous employer so reinstalling is not an option. I know I know, but I’m between jobs and there’s no way I can afford it right now yet I HAVE to have this to work.
My question is, is there a simple dll file I can download to solve this? I can use the program without the stacked fractions but I do like the way they look and would prefer not to go to lined up fractions.
I think you might be fugged. That’s a Windows Registry entry that’s fubar’ed. It’s not a dynamic-link library, unless it’s this one: C:\WINNT\System32\adresc.dll
I’ve found two instances of a key in my registry with the value “IRichEditSpecialChar”
For both of these, the second entry, as careful reading will show, is subordinate to the first. That is, they are under the first key in the hierarchy.
I kinda thought so, Bob. I changed my DIMSTYLE to non stacked and while the message still comes up, I can work around it.
Feh. to continue my crappy day, I realized this morning that all the blocks I laboured over are on my old work computer and they are not bloody likely to let me go in and copy them all to disk. Crap thats a lot of work down the tubes.
How 'bout this, tho? Mebbe you can find a freeware .shx font that has fractions in it that can be entered with the leading %% control codes. I’ve modified a couple of my fonts so I can put that overlapping CL symbol in a line of text by typing %%251. Somebody might have done something similar for fractions.