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Automatically Load dvb file when Autocad start


dinhvantrang

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Hi all,

I have a dvb file and I put it in a specify Folder.(Example:"C:\Program Files")

Now I want to load it automatically when Autocad start.Please help me!

Thanks so much!

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First welcome to the CADTutor forum.

 

When AutoCAD is running type the command APPLOAD on the command line. A window will open and you will see a "Start Group", click the "Contents" button and add your dvb file here. Then the macro will be loaded every time you start AutoCAD, but you will still have to run the macro. This can be done by creating a custom button with a small command string.

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Thanks so much Tyke.

But My problem is dont need to type command "APPLOAD".I hope someone can use autolisp to Load dvb file automatically when Autocad Start.

Sorry for my English so poor to explain.

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Thanks so much Tyke.

But My problem is dont need to type command "APPLOAD".I hope someone can use autolisp to Load dvb file automatically when Autocad Start.

Sorry for my English so poor to explain.

 

Perhaps you missed my point, you only do the APPLOAD once. Then everyday you start AutoCAD your dvb file is automatically loaded for you without you having to do anything else.

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In Acad & Bricscad need to install the VBA module to run any dvb files. So start with that 1st and check vba is enabled.

 

Type VBAMAN should open the vba editor, if nothing then no vba. 

 

Sorry no idea about Cadmate.

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