Unable to view the created spec in Design?????

Dear Experts,

   I created a new specification and loaded that spec using SPECON. But when I entered into DESIGN, I DON'T SEE THE CREATED SPEC. What could be the reason??? solution pls?????  Many Thanks in Advance........

This question has been asked severally in the forum, you would have serched before posting.


add    text  'piping' in the spec.

eg  in specon   type as below

old spec /xxxx
text 'piping'
savework and goto design

thanks for the kind reply gentleman.....

It was my mistake that i didn't mention that I added what u said.....  here's how I created my spec...

NEW SPEC /xxx
TEXT 'PIPING'
HEADING
TYPE   NAME           PBOR0  ETC.......
DEFAULTS
-         -                 -         ........
TUBE   */ASGH:100   100     ......
and so on...

Then, In SPECON MODULE,  I did the following.....

worl
*navigated to the corresponding spec in which spec to be loaded....
$m/F:\spec.txt
spco ....
......

at last I typed the command 'SAVEWORK'
then, quit specon and went and looked at DESIGN....  There was "NOTHING" such spec was there...

hope I made things clear... DEAR EXPERTS, KINDLY HELP ME TO RESOLVE MY ISSUE... THANK YOU....





[QUOTE=abba;60020]This question has been asked severally in the forum, you would have serched before posting.


add    text  'piping' in the spec.

eg  in specon   type as below

old spec /xxxx
text 'piping'
savework and goto design

When you enter design, do so using macros.

Dear Mr. Pitch, Thanks for the reply. But, could you pls be more specific? I didn't get u...

When you enter design, do so using macros.

From Monitor, or other Modules,

Monitor>>Modules>>Design>>Macro Files

Basically you are recreating the menus inside design rather than resoring previous settings.

Dear Mr. Pitch,

   As u said, I tried. It worked. But this time I recreated a new cata and spec then savework in specon and directly went to design thro' monitor from specon... IT'S THERE... Many thanks for the help...  mercy...



[QUOTE=pitch;60072]From Monitor, or other Modules,

Monitor>>Modules>>Design>>Macro Files