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Migrating custom profile/setting from 2012 to 2014

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LisaDrago
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Migrating custom profile/setting from 2012 to 2014

Hello - I have a client who has a customized workstation in 2012 and is trying to move to 2014. We have gotten most of it done but theyaretryingtoloadacustomlipsroutineanditkeepsfailing.

 

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Any ideas?

 

LD

 


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Email: LisaDragoEE@gmail.com
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pendean
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2004 is the folder? Most likely it's not in their AutoCAD search path, or the wrong path is saved, and it cannot find the folder to load the requested lisp in the startup.
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LisaDrago
in reply to: LisaDrago

I believe this was a personal folder they kept the lisp routine in.

Should they move it to sit in 14?

 

I know nothing about lisp routines... Thank you for the help.

 

LD


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pendean
in reply to: LisaDrago

OPTIONS command's FILES tab, under the heading of "search path" way at the top, they need to add their custom folders or rewrite their ACADDOC.LSP file to go hunting for the Lisp paths.
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David_W_Koch
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Your client will likely also want to add their customization folder(s) to the trusted locations (new in 2014), so that end users are not hounded for permission when loading LISP routines.


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