Homer,
I have attached a PDF file that has a basic explanation of creating a new
toolbar in 2006. You will need to create a new toolbar and create a new
toolbar button for it. For the toolbar button, you can use the following
code and substitute the name of the program. The following button will check
to see if a function named MYFUNCTION is loaded. If it is not, then it will
load the program named MYROUTINE which contains the function named
MYFUNCTION. It will then run the function named MYFUNCTION.
^C^C^P(if(null c:myfunction)(load "f:/common/2006
routines/myroutine")(princ));myfunction;
With this process, each person would need to add the button to their own
Main CUI file. You can also create a new toolbar that can be loaded by each
user and then they would use CUILOAD to load a partial CUI file. That is
another process and a little more involved.
Hopefully, that helps you.
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Douglas Bowers, AIA
Director of CAD Technology
Autodesk Architectural Desktop Certified Expert
Bloodgood Sharp Buster Architects and Planners
wrote in message news:5088376@discussion.autodesk.com...
I'm looking for a way to make a custom tool bar run lisp programs. I'm
using AutoCAD 2006 land development. The custom lisp I'm writing will be on
a hard drive on the server where every tech can get it. I want the tech's
to have the same toolbar on there station.
So how do you implement customization?
Cooking Homer
I don't have a clue with this version (2006).