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You have the solution from Vinodkl.
For working in your commandline by hand set FileDia=0
If you create a macro or script it wouldn't appears and act how you want it.
(if (tblobjname "LTYPE" "ACAD_ISO02w100")
(command "_.-linetype" "_load" "ACAD_ISO02w100" "acad.lin" "_yes" "")
(command "_.-linetype" "_load" "ACAD_ISO02w100" "acad.lin" "")
)
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Filedia is actually only for working by hand in the command line,
in automations such as Macro, Script or (send) command
it would be unnecessary.
It's good for trying it out in the command line, but otherwise it wouldn't actually be necessary.
BUT: There are some commands that AutoDesk stored incorrectly.
In automations, the command line version is usually used
of a command and the standard file selection dialogs as a command line version.
Incorrect behavior of an AutoCAD command, example:
The PDFIMPORT command has a command line version of -PDFIMPORT
Start the command in macro / script / (send) command
PDFIMPORT, then -PDFIMPORT is not started as it would otherwise be standard,
the file selection dialog box also appears (also with Filedia 0).
This is where Autodesk deviates from its own standards.
But if you start -PDFIMPORT it is then as written before,
FILEDIA is irrelevant in automatically called commands.
Sebastian