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Dawn,
OK. You could comment out the include for shapes.inc and then copy the
shapes.inc file into your working file ahead of the Round_Box call. Ugly, but
that would tell you if it is a problem with how your libraries are set up - as
Christoph suggested might be the case.
If you have not already done it, you might try to put something besides the
Round_Box where the Round_Box is in your code today and see what happens.
Bill P.
> William F. Pokorny wrote:
> > Dawn,
> > Have you wrapped the call to this macro in an object statement?
> >
> > object { Round_Box.....
> > }
>
> I've tried it both ways. In each instance, it behaves roughly the same way.
>
> My reading of the documentation indicates that the object statement
> shouldn't be needed....
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