Could Windows 2000 be causing the problem??

[matasovsky]

I've got custom lisp routines that I've been trying to make work on our Windows 2000 computers (keep in mind I didn't write them and am a Lisp HACK). I've been told these routines used to work. A co-worker brought in a desktop and a laptop that both have the routines running properly. What I've noticed is the desktop runs on Win 95 and the laptop runs XP Pro. The XP took 3 second tweeking , at first, with support directories, but got it working fine it seems.

Could the operating software be causing me a problem?? If so, how? Has anyone else experienced or know of a problem like this??

 

[Phil Kenewell]

Doubtful it's the OS. Depends on whether the file is in Visual LISP using ActiveX and linking to outside DLLs or other programs like MS office.

If you can, could you give us some more information about the versions of AutoCAD running on the machines? Could you post the AutoLISP file your having problems with?

I've got custom lisp routines that I've been trying to make work on our

Windows 2000 computers (keep in mind I didn't write them and am a Lisp HACK). I've been told these routines used to work. A co-worker brought in a desktop and a laptop that both have the routines running properly. What I've noticed is the desktop runs on Win 95 and the laptop runs XP Pro. The XP took 3 second tweeking , at first, with support directories, but got it working fine it seems.

Could the operating software be causing me a problem?? If so, how? Has

anyone else experienced or know of a problem like this??

 

[ECCAD]

Matt,
Sorry for late response, I had to go to a customer's site. I see that Phil got you going - finally. Good job Phil. Later.
Bob