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[#1]

Hello forum,

I'm guessing an easy question, but can't find an answer.

If I use NETLOAD in a macro between ^P's, I still see "NETLOAD Assembly file name: ..." in the text window, and then a 'nil' on the next line:

Macro:

^C^C^P(command "NETLOAD" "MyLibrary.dll")^P;MyCommand

Is there a way to supress the text and the nil in AutoCAD's text window, using NETLOAD?

Thank you.

[#2]

Simple, don't use NETLOAD

Use this utility to demand load your net app, should solve your problem.

HomeBoy Out

[#3]

Turn CMDECHO off (0), that got rid of exerything but the "nil"

If you use VL-CMDF instead of COMMAND it will return T instead of nil

For whatever reason, when I call NETLOAD from a MNL (menu lisp) file, none of it shows up (with CMDECHO = 0).  I don't even toggle the MENUECHO setting.

Just to make sure you realize, ^P is a TOGGLE, which means that if the user already has it set to suppress the echo, the your button will override that and make it echo.

[#4]

Great, thanks I will try it!