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Peter Guappa:
I'm completly stuck  :-(

I have a dll (mytest.dll) with a commandmethod ("cmdtest")

When I paste (command "_netload" "C:\\Test\\mytest.dll") and (command "cmdtest") in the commandline it works!

When I create a lisp , appload and run it , it works!
(defun c:test ()
  (command "_netload" "C:\\Test\\mytest.dll")
  (command "cmdtest")
)


But when I copy these 2 lines into my S::STARTUP, it doesn't work !!! (everything else in my startup works just fine)

Offcourse I can use the lisp, but I want the dll to be loaded and RUN AT STARTUP without an extra command


I've been surfing theswamp whole night, tried almost everything I could find, but nothing seems to work.

Any suggestions? (did I do something wrong building it???)

Thanks !!!!!

Lee Mac:
http://www.theswamp.org/index.php?topic=31173.0;all

Peter Guappa:
Thx Lee,

Tried it, but I just can't manage to get it to work, maybe I'm just to tired and not thinking clearly.

ElpanovEvgeniy:
Another way to check the files lying in a folder and run them all.
Includes menu lisp. Net arx

Peter Guappa:
I used the lisp from Lee's link, and everything is imported into the registry.

When I run 'cmdtest' in the commandline it works, so I would think adding (command "cmdtest") in my startup, the dll would run automatically, but it doesn't. Or am I confused?

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