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    Just seeing the Oops! Command response, I thought I may post this funny thing.
    Command: setvar
    This is the single command that power AutoCAD. It has many subcommand, infact switches that set or unset many parameters in AutoCAD.
    Justfor example
    type "clayer" and you get the current layer name as a string output. Very useful for AutoLISP programmers.
    So ever thought of attaching your name to the lower left corner of AutoCAD Window? Try this
    modemacro <enter> "Your Name"
    Bingo!
    This can be used to display the counter when processing a lot of entities in LISP. What say?
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    Default Re: Write your name on the status bar of AutoCAD

    My name is inside CAD

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    that's awsome!! ...i liked the modemacro command!

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    how do we save it so its always in there, after restarting cad it disappeared.

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    It is a temporary arrangement. If you want it to stay there, edit the Acad.lsp in support directory and add the following lines;

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    (setvar "modemacro" "yourname")
    every time this file loads, it will set it.
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    Skillz i like that one
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    this is cool...

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    awesome!! this is so cool! thanks india!!
    dito sa mundo ng autocad...

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    where can I find that Acad.Isp?

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    It's actually ACAD.LSP, if you don't have one you can create the file with notepad, for customizations and save it in a file that is in your search path.
    So many commands, so little time....

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