#2
Tonycb,

I did some looking and couldn't find away to do it. Have you worked with viewports in older versions of Autocad that didn't list it ? They way I learnd was trial and error. Then writing down what the scale factor was when I was finished. So I wouldn't have to rememeber it. I would suggest the same thing for you because there is no other way.

#3
Through work I often interact with other users drawings. I had just hoped there was a quick method similar to AutoCAD for listing the various viewports scales. I am presently using IntelliCAD year 2000 sample. I am hoping their complete updated year 2001 version will have solved this problem.
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#4
You can try this little lisp routine. It will return the relative scale factor (Zoom xp) of the viewport. Past it to your icad.lsp file and run with VPLIST.


(defun C:vplist ( / ss vpaspect vsize)
(setq ss (entget(car (entsel))))
(setq vpaspect (cdr(assoc 41 ss)))
(setq vsize (cdr(assoc 45 ss)))
(prompt (strcat "\nScale relative to paper space: " (rtos (/ vsize vpaspect))"xp"))
)

#6
Thank you for your response. Sorry it took so long for me to respond. I have been waiting word back from upper management that our company will be getting a updated version of IntelliCAD before leaving our present AutoCAD LT program (and discovering/fixing any more new bugs). I do appreciate using this forum for questions.
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