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Hody!

I have a script file which shows me the value of dimlfac sys variable.

I found in the internet what to do with this file but i do not understand this very well.

Here it is:

For example, store it in file

"my startup script.scr" in folder "c:\myAutoCADCustomisation". Than add to

the autocad icon on the desktop the following:

/p "c:\myAutoCADCustomisation\my startup script.scr"

This part i do not get:

Than add to

the autocad icon on the desktop the following:

/p "c:\myAutoCADCustomisation\my startup script.scr"

Can anybody explain it to me....

Thanks!

M

Posted

In essence, this means to Right Click on the AutoCAD Desktop Icon, until you get a box which shows a number of things. Navigate to where it says Properties, and then left click on that.

On the new box that opens, select the Tab named Shortcut; and look what is written into the window next to where it says Target.

Note, that you will need to enter /b "c:\myAutoCADCustomisation\my startup script.scr" at the end of the contents of the window.

 

Please also see the link below:

http://aec.cadalyst.com/aec/article/articleDetail.jsp?id=142858

Posted

Ooo,

Now i got it. I didn't know it before:)

Now i made a script file:

MODEMACRO Dimlfac: $(getvar,dimlfac)

And named it dimlfac.scr.

Does it matter where the file is located when i enter this in this target file location?

Posted

Hmm,

This script file does not work like i would like it to work.

If i enter this in the command line it will give me two numbers :(

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