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I have a lisp file(zip tailor) written for autocad 2000 and am presently using 2011. It works no problem. Only that the nagging screen that comes up at the begining of every autocad session that is getting on my nerve. Any one out there with a an updated version or can help corrected it one would be very much appreciated.



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Hi Akinlolu,

There are two options :

1. In Text editor open Tailors.lsp file and insert semicolon remark character (;) before the firs 14 lines of code or copy and paste following lines into it. In AutoCAD load just LSP file, not the VLX.

2. Just delete the first line of code

(if (not (or (wcmatch (ver) "*14*") (wcmatch (ver) "*2000*")))

and paste this

(if (or (wcmatch (ver) "*14*") (wcmatch (ver) "*2000*"))

:-)

The danger of unpredictable results still exists, you'll just stop to see the dialog box on startup :)

Tried the second option, still the same thing. Could you do the editing and paste on the forum?
I remember Daniel gave us the fix for this a few years ago on the ar3 newsgroup. I think he changed *2000* to your current version. Same results. Nag goes away.
Try this, still the same unless am doing something wrong. Changed all the 2000 to 2011.

Try this. Copy it to the directory with Tailors utilities.

Don't forget to load JUST the LISP file, not the VLX.

Here, the dialog disappeared.

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Thanks. Did not work at first because the vlx file was already load in the start up suite. Removed it and things finaly worked out. Thanks again.

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