script

[Anonymous]

It comes up with script error on line 16 and locks up the software completely.

line: 16
Char: 32115
Error: xpected ")"
Code: 0
URL: http://127.0.0.1:51925/ui/v1/app.min.js?cacheBuster=1.1.274

Day 2 into trial. The first day and a half went well, saved files and shut down went to lunch came back in the afternoon and have been fight this error since,

Have deleted software and reloaded, it still has same error.

[steven-g]

This is the LT forum, just that simple closing bracket says this is some form of Lisp program, though it does say JS in the title. Still these are programming languages and are not supported in Autocad LT. Besides if it is an App trial you should be contacting the writer of the software?

[Anonymous]

I tried the support group on AutoCAD since I am
Not a registered user there wasn’t support.

[steven-g]

Well the link you gave didn't work, so that doesn't help, you should try the Lisp forum, but they will still need more information to work with, eg what is the app what is it supposed to do and possibly even a correct link to a web site showing the app or it's name. 

[Anonymous]

AutoCAD LT, loads, comes up to the cross hatch screen and what you see is what I get with a message at the bottom asking if I want to continue running scripts on this app. No other app other anything except AutoCAD LT.

[steven-g]

What is the "cross hatch screen", but if this happens just when you are starting a trial version of LT then it certainly sounds like a corrupt installation. Can you post a screen shot?

[Anonymous]

I fought this Saturday afternoon, yes, I deleted/uninstalled the version,
reinstalled and same thing. Frustration came in and I left it sit
overnight. Still in the same place Sunday morning. I closed out via Task
Manager as the AutoCAD LT was completely locked (ergo no screen
shot.....etc). I started it back up and everything worked as before.

I changed nothing from the time it locked to the time it restarted.

I have no explanation. Completely befuddled.

Thanks for the help.

[steven-g · Accepted solution]

Its good to hear that it is working OK now. I hope you enjoy using the trial, and that the program proves to be of value to you. Good Luck.