run lisp

Hello everybody,

I have loaded a lisp programme in autocad 2010 (architectural ) and now I want to run it. I type the name in lowercase lettering of the lisp procedure at the autocad (2010 ) command line -as pointed in this post -

http://www.cadtutor.net/forum/showthread.php?1390-How-to-use-the-LISP-routines-in-this-archive -

but it does not work . There is a message saying unknown command . What else should I do? to run the lisp?

thank you in advance .

alkisti

The command is not case-sensitive and hence may be typed in uppercase or lowercase.

How are you loading the program? (AppLoad / Startup Suite / ACADDOC.lsp / ACAD.lsp / MNL)

Does the function definition (defun) have a 'c:' prefix?

What program are you attempting to run (please provide a link to the program rather than post it here), and what command are you using?

Thanks for your prompt response.

I follow this link instructions: http://www.cadtutor.net/forum/showthread.php?1390-How-to-use-the-LISP-routines-in-this-archive

And I appload the lisp from the autocad tools menu - auto lisp - load application .

I am trying to get rid of some unreferenced xrefs from the xref manager . with this lisp programme - taken from this post .

http://www.cadtutor.net/forum/showthread.php?26399-DETACH-Unreferenced-Xref.

yes, it does have a c: prefix. as you ll also see by your own .

thank you for your prompt response. It would be great if you would be able to help me....give me an idea of what i am doing wrong.

Note down that with the loading I didnt have any problems. My problem is with running the programme.

alkisti