AAONCAD Posted August 5, 2009 Posted August 5, 2009 I know it's prehistoric, but with the introduction of Vista some of us are having to come out of the woodworks. I use autoCAD for primarily for editing 2D assembly prints, and creating CNC DXF files. I am trying to upload LISP files from 1998(succesful), but having problems loading/locating the necessary DCL files. Is this possible? Quote
The Buzzard Posted August 5, 2009 Posted August 5, 2009 I know it's prehistoric, but with the introduction of Vista some of us are having to come out of the woodworks. I use autoCAD for primarily for editing 2D assembly prints, and creating CNC DXF files. I am trying to upload LISP files from 1998(succesful), but having problems loading/locating the necessary DCL files. Is this possible? AAONCAD, You have two choices, 1) Put the files in a zip and upload. or 2) use wrap code by pasting it to your post. Use the # button for that. Example using the # button EXAMPLE : dialog { label = "DCL-Example"; : column { : boxed_column { : button { label = "Select Circle"; key = "pick_blk"; width = 20; fixed_width = true; alignment = centered; } : spacer { height = 0; } } : boxed_column { : edit_box { label = "New Circle Radius:"; key = "CR1"; fixed_width = true; alignment=right; } : spacer { height = 0; } } ok_cancel; } } You could also name the file like this example: MYDCL.dcl.txt. and upload. Good Luck Quote
AAONCAD Posted August 5, 2009 Author Posted August 5, 2009 Thank you Buzzard, i'll apply this and get back with you. Quote
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