Netload not loading
You don't provide much info to go on, so here's a few questions.
- If you hit F2, is there any info in the command history that might deal with the netload?
- Are you using the same version of AutoCAD as the others for whom the dll works?
- Is the folder where the dll is stored listed in the support file search path in Options?
- Is the folder listed in the Trusted Paths section of Options?
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@jvickS2BLK wrote:
1. It says "Unknown command press F1 for help"
I'm not talking about when you try to run a command, but when you issue the NETLOAD command. It should just show NETLOAD at the command line, with no error messages.
How are you netloading it? By manually typing in the NETLOAD command?
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Yes, you said that already, but does the command history (F2) give you any feedback or error messages?
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I assume that you typed "82". Are you sure that's a valid command? You can run the ARX command to see if the dll defined any commands. Drag the height of your command line so you can see a page at a time. Type "ARX command {ENTER}" and hit enter to page through all the commands. They are organized by command groups. Look for the group that is defined by your dll and see what commands got loaded. If the group totally missing, then the developer has a bug preventing the dll from loading.
Command Group 'ACAD_DIM'
DDIM, DDIM
DIMSTYLE, DIMSTYLE
MLEADERSTYLE, MLEADERSTYLE
VIEWDETAILSTYLE, VIEWDETAILSTYLE
VIEWSECTIONSTYLE, VIEWSECTIONSTYLE
Command Group 'AcDmDimCmd'
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There could be an issue with the cui not entering the right command. Do the ARX search to verify.
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Then there's nothing more you or I can do. There is most likely a software bug preventing the dll from loading properly. The developer needs to debug it. As to the reason why it runs on other pc's and not yours...the dll might have a dependency on some other dll or app that you don't have installed on your pc.
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The problem is not with your AutoCAD installation, but the dll you are trying to load. It needs further testing.
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