Chris,

I reran the lsp routine just as you described and it worked. I am still a little concerned as to why it runs one way (using the autocad lsp command) and not the way it used to (load "blkattpt"), but as I am hoping the next floodplain analysis I do will be in AutoCad 2002 and RMS XP, I don't know if it is useful to figure that out. I think it may have to do with the RMS 2000 profile, that is the only change I could think of. Earlier today I even took an unused computer that had never had RMS installed and treated the computer as if it was the first time I was using RMS, installed the program (RMS 2000) and the lsp file just I had a few years ago, and it wouldn't run, so I don't think it was something internal to one of my computer settings. But for now, it works and I just finished drawing 30 odd cross sections, with the detailed stream bed spot shots, so I am happy.

Thank you again for your help.

Jennifer Willis

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