You're joking right? Using Internet Explorer (htlmfile) to copy something to the clipboard only increases AutoCAD's process memory usage by ~5 MB or so, which is akin to duck hunting with a 50 caliber Howitzer anti-aircraft gun. This has no cost in terms of process memory usage: 1. Write the text to a file (call it clipboard.txt in this example).

1. Autocad Lisp Copy To Clipboard Html File

Autocad Lisp Copy To Clipboard Html File

From LISP, execute the following: DOS command: 'c: windows system32 clip.exe vla-object en)) (vlax-property-available-p en 'textstring) (setq tx (vla-get-textstring en)) (vlax-invoke (vlax-get (vlax-get (setq html (vlax-create-object 'htmlfile')) 'ParentWindow) 'ClipBoardData) 'setData 'Text' tx) (vlax-release-object html) ) (princ) ) See the. Well, my code was basically the same as BeekeeCZ's, but I made a small modification to replace the P with the right line break characters. Wrote: Well, my code was basically the same as BeekeeCZ's, but I made a small modification to replace the P with the right line break characters.