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How to autoload the .net dll using the script file?

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csharpbird
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How to autoload the .net dll using the script file?

I want to use the script file to autoload the .net dll when AutoCAD startup.
My scr file content:
_netload C:\TestProj.dll
But it cannot load the .net dll,AutoCAD says "NETLOAD Assembly file name: Filename cannot be blank".
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Nawara17
in reply to: csharpbird

for Autocad 2006 it should be:
netload
C:\TestProj.dll

and be sure that it ends with new line
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csharpbird
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But Autocad 2007 has the problem.
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Anonymous
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What about change '\' with '/' in path? Symbol '\' is a pause symbol. Message was edited by: Alexander Rivilis
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csharpbird
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Command: netload Assembly file name:
C:/TestProj.dll
Command: NETLOAD Assembly file name:
Filename cannot be blank
Assembly file name: Filename cannot be blank Message was edited by: csharpbird
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Anonymous
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Try (command "netload" "c:\\TestProj.dll")

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Command: netload Assembly file name:
C:/TestProj.dll
Command: NETLOAD Assembly file name:
Filename cannot be blank
Assembly file name: Filename cannot be blank

Message was edited by: csharpbird

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