Lisp Routines Acad Version 16

Lisp Routines Acad Version 16

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Lisp Routines Acad Version 16

Anonymous
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Our office just switch to acad version 16 and it seems one of my lisp routines no longer functions.  I can no longer appload it.  Have anyone else had this issue and been able to devised a solution?

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Anonymous
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When you say you cant appload it, does that mean you can't find it? Or does it give an error on loading?

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Anonymous
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I can find it.

I recieve a "Unable to Load NumIncV3-6.lsp file." message.

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Anonymous
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Attache the lisp file so I can try.

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Anonymous
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this site gives me this error when I try to do so.

"Correct the highlighted errors and try again - The attachment's NumIncV3-6.lsp content type (application/octet-stream) does not match its file extension and has been removed."

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Kent1Cooper
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@Anonymous wrote:

this site gives me this error when I try to do so.

"Correct the highlighted errors and try again - ....


This is an issue that has received a lot of complaints.  Until they fix it for good, either:

 

Put it into a .zip file, or;

Make a copy, and change its filetype ending to .txt.

 

Either of those file types will be accepted.

 

Some people, at some times, can attach .lsp files, but I don't know what affects it [operating system, browser, combination of the two, or ....].

Kent Cooper, AIA
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ВeekeeCZ
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Make sure that the file path is correct. And it is a trusted location.

http://knowledge.autodesk.com/support/autocad/learn-explore/caas/CloudHelp/cloudhelp/2015/ENU/AutoCA...

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Anonymous
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Thank you Mike for your interest in this issue.

I am receiving a new error today. It goes as follows:

"The DCL file required by this application was unable to be written to the following location: C:\Program Files\Autodesk\AutoCAD 2016\Support\LMAC_NumInc_V3-6.dcl"

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Moshe-A
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Hi

 

try this:

 

close autocad, right click on AutoCAD shortcut go to compitibility tab enable "Run this program as administrator"

 

restart your AutoCAD and run your lisp

 

cheers

Moshe

 

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Anonymous
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Hi Moshe,

This may have worked.  We found out that my autocad was set up without permissions to all the folders that were needed in order to run the lisp.  Once the permissions were granted, the lisp routine was able to function.

 

thanks all

 

n

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