Printing a list of System Variables and their current settings

[t4duzan.113179]

i know this would be lengthly, but is there any way to print out the "_.sysvdlg" dialogue. in other words, print out the name and description of all the system variables in a simple way?
TIA, Tim Duzan

[BrenBren]

i know this would be lengthly, but is there any way to print out the "_.sysvdlg" dialogue. in other words, print out the name and description of all the system variables in a simple way?
TIA, Tim Duzan

There are lists of all the system variables out there - check the similar threads links at the bottom of the page.

To get the settings, you could type sysvar and have all sysvars listed; you could then copy and paste that list to a text document and print that?

Not very easy, but maybe?

[Ed Jobe]

You already have it on your pc. In the acad\Support folder, there is a lisp file called acadinfo.lsp. It contains some utilities. One is called vars2scr. I ouputs all system variables to a text file (*.scr) that you can run as a script to reset your system. Thus is lists all the current settings.

[BrenBren]

You already have it on your pc. In the acad\Support folder, there is a lisp file called acadinfo.lsp. It contains some utilities. One is called vars2scr. I ouputs all system variables to a text file (*.scr) that you can run as a script to reset your system. Thus is lists all the current settings.

I've learned something for today - can I go home now?

Thanks Ed..

[Ed Jobe]

I've learned something for today - can I go home now?

Thanks Ed..

Your assignment for tomorrow is, read chapter 5. And I want a 30 page essay on my desk by Friday.

[BrenBren]

Your assignment for tomorrow is, read chapter 5. And I want a 30 page essay on my desk by Friday.

I knew there was a reason I didn't miss school