I get an error after every command

[Anonymous]

There is one Civil 3d 2011 drawing that I am working on that every time I type a command I am getting a error message.

Command: _pagesetup ; error: no function definition: WM:COMMAND-WILL-START
; error: no function definition: RSI:COMMAND-ENDED

After the error runs through I am able to use the command. This is becoming a problem because it is slowing everything down.

How can I get rid of this error? Please help.

Thanks

Mike

[AlmasSuljevic]

Hi Mike,

It looks that your user setting is messed up. Check if other users can log to your machine and have these command running OK. If they do not see the issue, see if you can reset your profile to get it corrected. 

http://usa.autodesk.com/getdoc/id=TS14929107

[Anonymous]

I asked a few people in my office to open the file on their computer and they are getting the same problem. But, that is the only file that does that.

[Sinc]

The errors look like they are coming from a Lisp routine...  I don't suppose you happen to be using any custom Lisp programs?  If so, you might try opening the drawing while the Lisp routines are not loaded, and see what happens.

[honkinberry]

This is due to a quite poorly programmed third-party system.

There is a Dictionary object referencing persistent reactors -- specifically a dwg reactor and a few command reactors.

You can remove the reactors easily enough, by typing:

(vlr-remove-all)

that will remove *all* reactors, you may well have some you would like, but just to be able to Purge and clean the drawing in question.

But those reactors will keep coming back, so you need to remove the dictionary in question:

(dictremove (namedobjdict) "VL-REACTORS")

Now you can save the file and restart AutoCAD, and you will have your functionality back.

While at it, you might want to send GHD (www.ghd.com) a thank you for effectively distributing a virus.

--J

[wfberry]

I hope "lazzo" is not waiting on this.  Four year old post and our sinc is no longer with us.

Bill