AutoCAD 2007/2008/2009 DWG Format

[#1]

I've been having this problem for quite some time now. Every time I open a drawing, new or old, my u command is ALWAYS disabled! How can I correct this so it's automatically enabled whenever I open a drawing?

[#2]

it may just be,
at the command line:
undo
control
all

[#3]

Old or new drawings make no diff.
Redifine U for undo in Acad.pgp if it disabled.

[#4]

I can turn it on if I use that method, but I have to do that every time I open a drawing. It's annoying.

[#5]

The U command is valid, it is just disabled until I manually enable. This is what happens when I hit "u" in a drawing.

Command: u
U command disabled. Use UNDO command to turn it on

Then I can type in "undo" and turn it on again, but why isn't it automatically enabled when it starts up?

[#6]

Try
REDEFINE
and see if it works

[#7]

Most likely you are running a lisp at start or one that is loaded at start
up that has an "UNDO Function" in it that is not being reset property.

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"Derek Lawson" wrote in message news:5882505@discussion.autodesk.com...
The U command is valid, it is just disabled until I manually enable. This is
what happens when I hit "u" in a drawing.

Command: u
U command disabled. Use UNDO command to turn it on

Then I can type in "undo" and turn it on again, but why isn't it
automatically enabled when it starts up?

[#8]

Well, I tried redefine and for the command I specified both "undo" and "u". Neither seemed to work. When i press "u" again I still get the disabled message.

[#9]

How would I be able to find the lisp files that are automatically loaded?

[#10]

Tools>load application>Startup suite "contents" button
Rob