LISP command is not available.

[Dean Saadallah]

Options>System Tab, do you have Load acad.lsp for every drawing checked?
How are your lisps set up to load?

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"lwp" <lpla...@nginc.com> wrote in message
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> Why do I get the above message?
> About half the time I access a previously opened dwg. via the file menu
shortcuts (alt-f-1, alt-f-2, etc.) this occurs. I then must restart AutoCAD
or all my lisp routines fail to run.
> I have checked the Acad.mnu and related files are fresh and not broken. I
have run all my lisp routines through Vlide to find errors and cleaned up
those I have found. I have removed all menus & lisp files that autoload.
This appears to only happen in SDI mode.
>
> I have tried closing all other running apps.
> I have tried setting ACADLSPASDOC to 1 or 0.
>
> I am running the following:
> Acad 2002 on Win2K w/SP2
> Logitech trackball
> Rebis AutoPlant
> Express Tools
> Superpurge
> NHT symbols
>

[Steve Rudd]

This is a bug which affects AutoCAD 2000 when in SDI mode.
To avoid this happening, you should not open your drawings from the history
pull-down.
Always use the Open command.

Rgds,

Steve