Hi every one,
@Patchy & @TheCADnoob, as I said in my earlier post there is an icon that's called "Multiple Points" and does just that (in the Drafting and annotation workspace >The ribbon, Home tab, Create panel, (hit the small arrow below to see the hidden buttons) Multiple points),
That functionality is not a an actual specific command, it's the point command but repeated... that repetition was achieved through something called "macros"..
If you applied the cui command, and in the search box searched for that command, and checked it's macro, you will find an asterisk (*) then the command, and that asterisk is responsible for it's repetition..
Since it's not an actual command different from the ordinary point command, he was not able to assign a short cut to it..
There are many ways to achieve the same functionality, one being to create a lip code that loads within acaddoc.lsp so that it loads with every file, and that's what @Patchy did, and he even provided the code..
As for the message that you get @Anonymous, the reason behind it is a safety measure that Autocad takes to control the applications that are being loaded.. In the options dialog box > system tab > security options > there are 3 security levels, High doesn't allow loading executables from outside the trusted locations.. Medium (default) asks you before loading and gives the message you attached.. and Low - which is not recommended - loads applications from anywhere without warnings.. Below that there is a list of trusted locations..
now you can either add the place where the lisp you are loading to this list, or copy the lisp to one of these locations, and add it to the start up suite in the appload command..
Good luck..
