Have you tried setting your line type scaling factors and before you draw anything save it to a file and call it something that indicate what scaling factor it is. And then when you open that file all the line type scaling factors will be set. Just remember to rename it before you resave it or make sure you have multiple backup files for each scaling factor file.
Slashes and other special character cannot be used in file names (Drawing1/4"-1' will not work but Drawing14-1 will), you will have to experiment with the file names.
I never really played around much with the scaling factors and line types but I just noticed when I start a drawing with the FILE-NEW option and I picked one of the pre-made border files and picked a scaling factor such as 1/4"-1' that scaling factor will be put on the border drawing description block. But if I opened a pre-made border with the FILE-OPEN option the scale says ~SCALE~
Slashes and other special character cannot be used in file names (Drawing1/4"-1' will not work but Drawing14-1 will), you will have to experiment with the file names.
I never really played around much with the scaling factors and line types but I just noticed when I start a drawing with the FILE-NEW option and I picked one of the pre-made border files and picked a scaling factor such as 1/4"-1' that scaling factor will be put on the border drawing description block. But if I opened a pre-made border with the FILE-OPEN option the scale says ~SCALE~