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   daverichards | Feb 08, 2015 06:12pm | #1

   I wouldn't agree that the Bezier plugin from the Extension Warehouse is useless but Fredo's has many more options. As for installing it, how did you get the plugin files in the first place and what did you do to install the files? Did you also install the current version of the LibFredo6 files? Those are required support files for the BZ-Spline set.

   If you contact me privately, I can give you more assistance.

   -Dave

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   Rob_Sp | Feb 14, 2015 11:11am | #2

   Hi Dave

   I have been traveling for the last week thus my late reply. Before taking you up on your kind offer I felt I should give it another go. I have done these so infrequently I have to go through the entire learning curve everytime. Perhaps I will remember after this one. I had also forgotten about the fredo6 file you pointed out. I found the downloaded files were still in my downloads folder (MAC). So I went to Preferences/extensions/install plugins, which is the same way I installed them under 14. After installing, a program was automatically launched to check for updates which was kind of nice. 

   I use this mostly for diminishing columns and turned table legs through a series of plotted points, thus my comment regarding the Bezier script I downloaded from the warehouse. I did see an add on script for about $3 in the warehouse that looked like it would provide some more functionality, but the Fredo tool is so easy I saw no reason to change.

   Thanks again for your help

   Rob