TubeCAD Pro v8-20071002 - Revision history

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‎How to UPGRADE

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‎25px New Script Commands for the Command Engine

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‎25px New Script Commands for the Command Engine

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‎How to Select Another Prototype File

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	Please contact [[Advanced Tubular Technologies]] for		Please contact [[Advanced Tubular Technologies]] for
−	upgrade information~~: jesralian@advancedtubular~~.~~com~~	+	upgrade information.

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		+	=How to UPGRADE=
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-For example, the the blue-ball button above calls out to a script named "presetin.scr" (usually found in c:\Program Files\tcadpro\config\script). The script is now more flexible because it takes advantage of the new commands <pre>[options_prototype_in]</pre> and <pre>[options_prototype_mm]</pre> in the command engine.  These two values, when typed into the command line, will cause the commmand line to lookup the current default prototype drawing names (either mm or inches), then replace the commands with the pre-selected prototype filenames into the TubeCAD command line automatically.
+For example, the the blue-ball button above calls out to a script named "presetin.scr" (usually found in c:\Program Files\tcadpro\config\script). The script is now more flexible because it takes advantage of the new commands <pre>[options_prototype_in]</pre> and <pre>[options_prototype_mm]</pre> in the command engine.
 Here is the new script code for presetin.scr:
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-For example, the the blue-ball button above calls out to a script named "presetin.scr" (usually found in c:\Program Files\tcadpro\config\script). The script is now more flexible because it takes advantage of the new commands <pre>[options_prototype_in]</pre> and <pre>[options_prototype_mm]</pre> in the command engine.  These two command line values will cause the commmand-line engine to lookup the current default prototype drawing names (either mm or inches), then insert the pre-selected prototype filenames into the TubeCAD command line automatically.
+For example, the the blue-ball button above calls out to a script named "presetin.scr" (usually found in c:\Program Files\tcadpro\config\script). The script is now more flexible because it takes advantage of the new commands <pre>[options_prototype_in]</pre> and <pre>[options_prototype_mm]</pre> in the command engine.  These two values, when typed into the command line, will cause the commmand line to lookup the current default prototype drawing names (either mm or inches), then replace the commands with the pre-selected prototype filenames into the TubeCAD command line automatically.
 Here is the new script code for presetin.scr:

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-For example, the the blue-ball button above calls out to a script named "presetin.scr".  A script is a series of keystrokes that TubeCAD Pro will perform when the script is run.  The script takes advantage of the new commands <pre>[options_prototype_in]</pre> and <pre>[options_prototype_mm]</pre> in the command engine.  These two command line values will cause the commmand-line engine to lookup the current default prototype drawing names (either mm or inches), then insert the pre-selected prototype filenames into the TubeCAD command line automatically.
+For example, the the blue-ball button above calls out to a script named "presetin.scr" (usually found in c:\Program Files\tcadpro\config\script). The script is now more flexible because it takes advantage of the new commands <pre>[options_prototype_in]</pre> and <pre>[options_prototype_mm]</pre> in the command engine.  These two command line values will cause the commmand-line engine to lookup the current default prototype drawing names (either mm or inches), then insert the pre-selected prototype filenames into the TubeCAD command line automatically.
-Here is the script code for presetin.scr:
+Here is the new script code for presetin.scr:
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-The Clear All and Set to MILLIMETER or INCH buttons in the TubeCAD toolbar (see below) now uses these internal filenames to call up the correct file.  (The previous filenames were fixed.)
+The Clear All and Set to MILLIMETER or INCH buttons in the TubeCAD toolbar (see below) automatically runs a script (a series of pre-programmed keystrokes) in order to load the correct prototype file into TubeCAD.
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	====How to Select Another Prototype File====		====How to Select Another Prototype File====
−	Follow these steps to select ~~another default~~ prototype file for millimeters.	+	Follow these steps to select a TubeCAD prototype file with the CLARK Fixtures blockup settings for millimeters.