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Autodesk: AutoCAD FAQ

Missing DLL files

I am missing a .dll file by nebster
faq687-2842
Posted: 4 Dec 02

There are several suggestions listed about this question.
The most important one is:

Create a path in the Autoexec.bat


If you have all of the .DLL files, then all you need is to set the path to it in the Autoexec.bat. You can use any text editor or the command from the RUN line in Windows: SYSEDIT
 
This is approximately what it should look like:
 
SET PATH=C:\PROGRA~1\Common~1\AUTODE~1;C:\PROGRA~1\ACAD2000
 
C:\Program Files\Common Files\Autodesk Shared;C:\Program Files\Acad2000
 
The ";" acts as a plus sign
 
If you don't have all of the .DLL files, you can find them on my FTP:
The IP address is dynamic and changes from time to time. You can find out what the latest address is by sending an email to: bfranzus@syclone.net
 
The login name is: acad_dll
The password is:   acad_dll (case sensitive)
The directory is:    acad_dll


If you are only missing one file, I will be glad to send it to you, if you find you are missing more than one, please use the FTP site, and ask someone else how to use FTP, I don't have enough time to keep explaining everything to everyone.

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