I wrote a lisp routine and made a button to load and start the routine. It works fine on my computer, but doesnt work on my colleague's computer unless I load the routine manually in the command line. Once i do that, the button works as intended. The only difference i can tell is that i am using a "classic" style setup without palettes and using menus and toolbars, while my colleague is using palettes. We are both using Autocad 2019. Macro is ^c^c(load "dtlcallout.lsp");^c^cdtlcallout
I dont recall the exact error message on my colleague's computer, but it says something like stringp nil unknown command. Any help is appreciated.