VBA System Error!!

VBA System Error!!

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VBA System Error!!

mosness
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I have a autolisp routine that I have been running on AutoCad 2000. I loaded AutoCad 2002 and I am now getting a VBA System Error when I try to load the lisp routine which then causes a Fatal Error and kicks me out. I have also tried running VBARUN from the command prompt and I get the same results. What is causing this?
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Anonymous
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Just to clarify, is your lisp trying to load some
vba? vba changed from version 5 to 6 when going from 2000 to 2000i. You may need
to clean up your vba.


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I
have a autolisp routine that I have been running on AutoCad 2000. I loaded
AutoCad 2002 and I am now getting a VBA System Error when I try to load the
lisp routine which then causes a Fatal Error and kicks me out. I have also
tried running VBARUN from the command prompt and I get the same results. What
is causing this?
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mosness
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No, I am not trying to load a VBA program. I just keep getting a VBA error when running my lisp routine. If though I am not running any VBA routines, I did type in VBARUN at the command prompt, just to make sure it was a VBA problem and I got the same VBA system error and then a fatal error.
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Anonymous
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Have you installed any MS Office products after you
have installed autocad? That can mess up acad's vba environment. I'm still not
sure why you would get that message from lisp, unless you're doing some ActiveX
stuff or calling vba.


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No,
I am not trying to load a VBA program. I just keep getting a VBA error when
running my lisp routine. If though I am not running any VBA routines, I did
type in VBARUN at the command prompt, just to make sure it was a VBA problem
and I got the same VBA system error and then a fatal
error.
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