How do I create/modify these custom aliases/hotkeys/whatever?

[avannoyWQW8P]

Someone customized the AutoCAD I use at work using some alternative method of modifying command aliases, and I can't stand it!

My main issue is that when I type C, because that is COPY in my pgp, what actually happens seems to be COPYM.  I have exhausted my patience trying to figure out what they did to create this situation pictured below.

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[jskalaXDDX5]

Maybe restore a default PGP?

https://www.google.com/search?q=autocad+restore+default+pgp&rlz=1C1GCEA_enUS1031US1031&oq=autocad+re...

[cadffm]

Hi,

a) Are we talking about plain AutoCAD or AutoCAD LT ?

b) If yes

     What I see is not your .PGP (but I don't know your .ogo, with potential issues).

     Check out what .pgp is in use.

Ribbon MANAGE, Panel Customization, Edit Aliasses

Is it yours? if not: run file SAVEAS to check out the folder and file name.

Best solution: Talk to your (c)admin!

This is the best choice first, second and third

otherwise: Do you have rights to (save the current one), override it with yours.

[pendean · Accepted solution]

They used a LISP, which will always override any PGP entries not matter how hard you try: looks like you will need to go ask that person for help, not here.

Or the actual problem is you just need to change this back to what it was/what you want:

https://help.autodesk.com/view/ACD/2025/ENU/?guid=GUID-BB3CED8E-4FA7-492A-8229-77A9021F67D7

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[paullimapa]

Reset AutoCAD back to the original defaults

[avannoyWQW8P]

Thank You! I figured as much, but have no experience with LISPs to be sure.  One of Many frustrations of working within a customized AutoCAD package bought by my company without included support. I'll just have to work around it.