i just successfully reactivated my autocad 2006 program and then when i use the program, any command that i type like basic stuff such as 'co', "l", the command line says, invalid command, what shall I do?>?>??
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i just successfully reactivated my autocad 2006 program and then when i use the program, any command that i type like basic stuff such as 'co', "l", the command line says, invalid command, what shall I do?>?>??
Hi
Please note I have *moved* this thread from the CAD Mgmt. General forum to this one, as I feel this particular forum is a more appropriate place for such a topic.
Thanks, Mike
Forum Manager
HiOriginally Posted by jlizann
Check if your Acad.pgp file is being successfully loaded, type the following at the AutoCAD Command Line...
What is returned ?Code:Command: (findfile "Acad.pgp")
Have a good one, Mike
Does typing the full command like 'Copy' or 'Line' work? If so, the acad.pgp file where the command aliases have been defind might be missing or corrupted. Try to replace it with a valid one in the AutoCAD search path.Originally Posted by jlizann
har!s
HiOriginally Posted by jlizann
Please note, I have *merged* your duplicate thread, posted in the AutoCAD General forum, with this thread.
Below comes from the "AUGI Forum Guidelines - Forum Don'ts"...
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Do not post the same question to more than one Forum at a time. The term for this is "Cross-Forum Posting" which can be quite confusing and will complicate the Forum process. All but one of the posts will be deleted by the moderators.
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Thanks, Mike
Forum Manager
thanks for your replies, will try to apply them, hopefully i can make it work..
tnx zoom, but can u make a stepby step instruction for search path?
Have you tried what Mike suggested....? What is the result you got...?Originally Posted by jlizann
har!s
In relation to whatmike has said you could always check through express tools to find out what the pgp is doing as well
from what I understand, the express tool version of the alias editor wont necessarily tell you the correct location or display the correct pgp file that is being loaded.