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Layouts and Listboxes and other L-words..

Layouts and Listboxes and other L-words..

Layouts and Listboxes and other L-words..

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Hi,

On a new program i have a listbox which is populated by the current drawing's layouts and the main point of the program is to add / edit revision data to the titleblocks..

I have it running so that it updates the current layout, but after now adding the listbox, what i want is to have the user select the required layouts from the listbox, so could be one, three, all etc..

These are the bits and pieces i'm stuck on, so any help would be much appreciated:


1: How can i code it to find out which layouts the user selects, then loops through only these to update the titleblocks?

2: I want a Select All checkbox - so how can i program it to select all entries in the listbox..

3: When the form first loads, i want the current layout to be the only selected entry in the listbox, likewise, if the user unchecks the Select All checkbox, i want it to resort back to only the current layout selected..

Thanks..

     Cheers,

Paul
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