Perhaps you don't have any problems because you've never
debugged a managed application.
That's when the commands are not recognized.
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"Joe Sutphin"
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Evidently not since I don't and I don't have any problems.
Joe ...
"Paul Richardson" wrote in message
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You have to or the commands won't be recognized. If you create a project
using the wizard it does it for you though.
"Joe Sutphin" wrote in message
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Oops, you should do that, although I never do.
Joe ...
"Paul Richardson" wrote in message
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>>First, make sure you have a reference set to acMgd.dll and acDbMgd.dll.
Also set 'copy local' to false for both... Seem to be the original problem.
"Joe Sutphin" wrote in message
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First, make sure you have a reference set to acMgd.dll and acDbMgd.dll.
Next, start a "Class Library" project type.
Then, paste this code in the editor:
Imports Autodesk.AutoCAD.Runtime
Public Class Examples
_
Public Sub Hello()
MsgBox("This is a test")
End Sub
End Class
Build the solution and then netload it into AutoCAD. Type "Hello" at the
command prompt and you should see a dialog box with the message above.
Joe ...
wrote in message news:[email protected]...
It is possible to use VB 2008 Express With AutoCAD 2009.
I tried the object arx2009 Hello VB sample, I compile it, and i used
Netload, but when i type HELLO at the AutoCAD 2009 command line, it says
that it is not a command, I need Help
Thank You
