Command Shortcut keys have ceased to work

Hi,
I have a strange happening.

Command line entries have ceased to work unless entered in full
eg M for Move, RO for Rotate and CO for Copy.

In 6 years of Autocad I have not had this happen to me - what has happened and how do I get them back?

Thanks

Matt Beamish
Leicester
Autocad 2004, Win2K

Hi Matt

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Thanks, Mike

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Hi

First I would recommend checking, is your Acad.pgp file being loaded.

At the AutoCAD Command Line type the following...

Code:

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Command: (findfile "Acad.pgp")

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What is returned ?

Have a good one, Mike

Mike,

"C:\\Documents and Settings\\mgb3\\Application Data\\Autodesk\\AutoCAD
2004\\R16.0\\enu\\support\\Acad.pgp"

Matt

Quote:

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Originally Posted by mgb3

"C:\\Documents and Settings\\mgb3\\Application Data\\Autodesk\\AutoCAD 2004\\R16.0\\enu\\support\\Acad.pgp"

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Hi

Open this file in a "Plain" ASCII Text Editor.

Are the Copy, Move, Rotate, etc commands correctly defined there with their corresponding quick-keys ?

Have a good one, Mike

Yes, they are all there.

Quote:

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Originally Posted by mgb3

Yes, they are all there.

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Hi

What happens if you use the _.ReInit command ?

Have a good one, Mike

I've had this happen before with one of my laptops. I fixed it with bringing back one of my back up ACAD.pgp files. As much as I could figure something got corrupted but I could never fix it looking line by line.
Also should not mgb3's path read "C:\Documents and Settings\mgb3\Application Data\Autodesk\AutoCAD 2004\R16.0\enu\support\Acad.pgp". Notice on the earlier post the \\ we're used.

Quote:

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Originally Posted by avdesign

Also should not mgb3's path read "C:\Documents and Settings\mgb3\Application Data\Autodesk\AutoCAD 2004\R16.0\enu\support\Acad.pgp". Notice on the earlier post the \\ we're used.

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Hi

Nope! seeing the LISP function "findfile" was being used to return the path.

Have a good one, Mike

Well I tried a reboot yesterday to no avail but after starting up this morning all my commands are back and working again, and I no longer need to fiddle.

Perhaps somethings to do with the network and network profile?

Thanks for your help folks.

Matt