When I try to run one of the APS commands I get
"Unknown command..."
or
The APS software is
not being loaded.
Solution:
For APS-2006 users:
Assuming that the installation has copied all the APS files to the
location you selected during the install and the path to those files has
been added to the AutoCAD system path all you should need to do is "MENULOAD"
the correct "Main" menu file for the version of AutoCAD that you are using
to get the APS software to load. Once a menu is "MENULOAD'ed" it should
continue to load in all of your new and existing drawings. If for some
reason it does not simply "MENULOAD" the menu file again.
To verify that your installation has copied all the files needed to your
installation location and that the file locations are set up correctly in
the AutoCAD system path you may use the
APS-VERIFY command. See
the APS-VERIFY command
for more information.
For more information on how to load the APS menu file see the "Load an APS
'Main' menu file" portion of the
Setting Up the APS
Software Manually page.
For APS-2005 and prior version users:
You may use the
APS-SETUP command to set how the software will load or you may
insert the code that loads
the software manually. If you are not familiar with AutoLISP® and the
menu LISP (.MNL) file syntax we recommend using the
APS-SETUP command.
See APS-SETUP or
Manually setting how
the APS software loads
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