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I have a lisp routine that I put into the start up suite (it is still there) a few months ago. I opened Appload to use it today and it "can't be found". It is on the list in the Appload window under "loaded applications" but it is a lightened text that cannot be picked. I have opened an old dwg. to see if it works there but it does not work there either. Hope this is an easy fix.

 

Thanks,

Diast

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you must make sure that the location of the lisp is included in the support file search path under OPTIONS

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I do not reccommend the use of Appload. I would remove this item from your startup suite.

 

Instead, if you know where the souce .LSP file is saved, add this statement to your ACADDOC.lsp file:

 

(load "[color=red]FilePathGoesHere[/color]\\[color=blue]FileName[/color].lsp")

 

 

Note - AutoCAD sees a single backslash "\" as two "\\"

 

Hope this helps!

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It is included in the support file search path under options. It is still located in the same place.

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Perhaps the source code has been modified (i.e. commented out, etc.), can you post it (the code)?

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Shut everything down. Went to the window and looked out at the fog (kinda like inside my head today) for a couple of minutes and fired things back up. It's now working. I don't know how that works but can now get back to the project. Thank you for taking the time to help.

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