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Does anyone know what lines (if any) can be taken out of a profile (.arg) in
order to force autocad to keep the existing menu loaded when loading a new
profile? Example: Some machines have AutoCAD installed on the C: drive and
others have it installed on 😧 So If a user reloads the wrong profile (which
does happen) then they loose there menus. Easy fix is to relod correct
profile. But not until they come find me saying I lost all my buttons what
do I do? Is there a way without two different profiles, that we can force
Autocad to never try to reload the menu? I have not messed with the text
version of the profiles much, because it messes with the registry. Thanx for
any help you can give.
OOPS i was wondering why I was getting very few responses to my posts. hehe
Rob
S. Yoder wrote in message ...
>"Rob O." wrote in message
>news:ef251bc.-1@WebX.SaUCah8kaAW...
>> Does anyone know what lines (if any) can be taken out of a profile (.arg)
>in
>
>
>Rob, you want one of the "full" AutoCAD groups - such as
>autodesk.autocad.2000general. This is an LT group and LT doesn't support
>profiles.
>
>Enjoy,
>Stef
>--
>mailto: yodersj@ipass.net || Drafter, Leather-worker
>http://www.ipass.net/~yodersj/ || Dos, Win, LT
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>
