AutoCAD 2002 - Function / Tool that edits AutoCAD command quick keys

[stevejlipski]

Ref. A-CAD 2002
There is a function (aliasedit), in Auto-CAD that allows the user to adjust the designation of a tool's function's enabling. otherwise known as 'Hotkeys' ie 'c' = 'circle' or 'copy' etc.
Does anyone know what support file or cookie that is associated with this function.
It is missing from my program and I would like to reinstall or reattach it to the program, and did I mention I need to know how to do so?
Anyone?

[Brian Myers]

Try looking for the acad.pgp file, this is typically what controls your command aliases. If it's gone then a repair of the program should replace it for you.

[jaberwok]

A workaround is to find the file "acad.pgp" and edit it in notepad.

In A2002 the usual location is c:\Program files\AutoCAD 2002\Support.

Actually, "aliasedit" is an Express Tool. Are your other ETs working okay?

[scott.wilcox]

At the command prompt, enter (findfile "acad.pgp")

AutoCAD will search the support path for it. If it does not find it, it wil return nil.