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"Paul Mason" <
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The following appears during the start-up sequence and puts up the
message directly below and the program freezes.
Command: AMBROWSERRESTORE
Unknown command "AMBROWSERRESTORE".
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"Matthew" <
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What version are you running?
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"Paul Mason" <
href="mailto:unit12@btinternet.com">unit12@btinternet.com> wrote in
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The following appears during the start-up sequence and puts up the
message directly below and the program freezes.
Command: AMBROWSERRESTORE
Unknown command "AMBROWSERRESTORE".
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"Matthew" <
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I am running Inventor Series 9 & 10. I also
noticed this "unknown command" message. It only comes up in vanilla AutoCad.
At first I thought the message makes sense because there isn't a browser like
in ACADM and MDT, but it didn't make sense why the heck ACAD was trying to
initialize the command!
Anyway, I did a search on google for
AMBROWSERRESTORE. Appearently the problem is in earlier releases as well. I
just launched ACAD 2005 and there was no problem. I attached a link below of
thread I found via the google search.