Making a shortcut key to run a lisp program

[gwomackSZT2N]

I am trying to create a shortcut on my mouse to bring up this app. 
What is the best way to do this because autocad does not recognize this as an option in the shortcuts menu.
Also is there a way to bypass the set up screen on the app whenever I use the shortcut? 

[Shneuph]

Sounds like you need to make a command first then assign it to the shortcut key... something like this:

[rkmcswain]

When you say shortcut, do you mean a type in shortcut, like "NU" then enter?

You can do that with another tiny lisp function (which you can autoload inside of "acaddoc.lsp")

(defun c:NU () (c:NumInc)) 

As far as skipping the opening dialog of that routine, you'll have to edit the lisp file itself to provide defaults since you want to bypass doing this via the dialog.

[Sea-Haven]

Like this maybe

(defun c:nu()
(if (not NumInc)(load "NumIncV3-9.lsp"))
(c:numinc)
)

[john.uhden]

Maybe this is more like it...

(defun c:nu ()

  (if (/= (type c:numinc) 'SUBR)(load "numincv3-9.lsp"))

  (c:numinc)

)

Of course that presumes that c:numinc was created using defun, not defun-q.

And of course you don't have to restrict the load to .LSP files.  You can also load .FAS and .VLX files.

[Sea-Haven]

Checking using 'type a good idea just use filename gets around lsp fas vlx, 1st found loads. I normally only have name never had a problem have  a mixture I run fas of commercial so can see if any problems that end users may come across.