AutoCAD LT :: Set Registry Key From Script
Nov 21, 2012I need to change the following registry key programmatically and add it as part of a script routine:
View 2 RepliesI need to change the following registry key programmatically and add it as part of a script routine:
View 2 Replieshow to load an addin without using the registry for Inventor 2012? Failing that, I just can't seem to get it to work.
View 1 Replies View RelatedIf we have both the Xref and the File that it is referenced into open on one of the computers here and we reload, the Xref disappears. If we do an undo and close the Xref it reloads without problem.
I tried to replace the user profile from another PC that doesn’t have the problem, but it didn’t work. Is there a Registry setting that cause this behavior? All stations set to “Enabled with copy”
AutoCAD 2012 Arch.
Having trouble finding the correct place to put the FEET, INCHES, METRIC, custom scales in the registry. I'm not sure if its any of the following or is it somewhere else now?
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWAREAutodeskAutoCADR19.0ACAD-B000:409
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESoftwareAutodeskAutoCADR19.0ACAD-B000:409AEC7.0AecBase70Scales
[HKEY_CURRENT_USERSOFTWAREAutodeskAutoCADR19.0ACAD-B000:409
[HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareAutodeskAutoCADR19.0ACAD-B000:409AEC7.0AecBase70Scales
Civil 3D x64 2012
Win 7 x64 Ultimate
I7 3820 (3.6ghz quad core with HT)
32gig RAM (Corsair XMS3 4x8g)
Intel x z79 mobo (BOXDX79TO 2011 socket)
Radeon HD 7850 2gb GDDR5
I would like to capture a registry key value using autolisp if the value of they key equals TEXTEXAMPLE then exit Autocad else nothing.
View 4 Replies View RelatedI want to create a .reg file to load automatically a dll.I would like to generate this file from Autocad (using a subroutine). The entries are:
[HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareAutodeskAutoCADR18.1ACAD-9002:40AApplicationsSIMNET]
"DESCRIPTION"="Carga el archivo SIM.DLL"
"LOADCTRLS"=dword:00000002
"LOADER"="E:\acaddlls\SIM.dll"
"MANAGED"=dword:00000001
And I need to obtain from autocad next path " AutodeskAutoCADR18.1ACAD-9002:40A" (is different for any versión of autocad).
I have AutoCAD 2013 hitting the following registry location several hundred thousand times before closing a file:
HKLMSOFTWAREAutodeskAutoCADR19.0ACAD-B001:409LocaleID
Looking at a Procmon trace, there is a set of 3 entries: RegOpenKey,RegQueryValue,RegQueryValue and each is successful.
Any registry setting (or some othere way) to disable Autodesk 360. My users have no reason to use this feature and I don't want them wasting time with it.
View 5 Replies View RelatedIn my quest to remove any unnecessary clicks I want to be able to set the default location when you press Save, Save As, Demote or 'Save and replace component'.
Default it will show up a file save as dialogue starting from my workspace. Or my last saved location. I believe this is stored in the registry and hope to Intelligent adjust these registry value's using VBA.
When diving into the registry I believe I found the right keys here:
HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareAutodeskInventorRegistryVersion17.0SystemPreferencesFileDialog
Problem 1:
- if i change them manually I don't find a difference in Inventor (If I change other things in the registry, this has an effect)
Problem 2:
how do I set them automatic using VBA? I've got the strings sFileLocation & sFileName true the rest of my code. So I would need to do something like:
Dim oRegFileSave as Regisry entryset oRegFileSave as
HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwareAutodeskInventorRegistryVersion17.0SystemPreferencesFileDialogLastFileSaveDialogoRegFileSave = sFileLocation & "/" & sFileName
For your information, these are the registry entry's I believe I need to adjust:
We are launching Autocad 2014 in a multiuser environment and trying to determine how to stop the WELCOME screen from appearing.
The /nologo switch is for a different screen. Need per user or prefer per computer registry setting to turn off the Welcome Screen.
Thought it was InfoCenteron key,set to 0, but that was not it.
Thought it might be MC3 key, but not there either.
Some time ago I was able to add modyfy and remove regestry keys ussing AutoLISP Unfortunatly I have lost the information on how to do this.
View 1 Replies View Relatedi am wanting to use the apprentice server in another program. The apprentice server is 'normally' found in the registry under this key:
ComputerHKEY_CLASSES_ROOTCLSIDC343ED84-A129-11d3-B799-0060B0F159EF
The problem is, that if you uninstall all things autodesk, and run a registry cleaner (or delete that key by hand), and then install only inventor view 2013 and run inventor view 2013, it will *not* create that key in the registry.
This makes it impossible to run the apprentice thru the COM mechanism, even your SDK samples will not work.
(i suspect (but havent proved), the bigger problem is on a brand new machine, install and run only inventor view 2013 , you still can't use the apprentice server.)
The 'workaround' is to install and run inventor view 2012. running inventor view 2012 will create the registry key. After that, running inventor view 2013 will happily update the key's value to the appropriate place.
(C:Program FilesAutodeskInventor View 2013BinRxApprenticeServer.dll)
so try this :
1) run regedit and delete the key and all its subkeys
ComputerHKEY_CLASSES_ROOTCLSIDC343ED84-A129-11d3-B799-0060B0F159EF
2) optionally install inventor view 2013 ('as administrator' or not doesnt matter).
2) run inventor view 2013 ('as administrator' or not doesnt matter). exit it
3) run regedit. the key is not there still. you won't be able to run any SDK samples or get an apprentice server using the following 'basic'
Set ApprenticeServer = New ApprenticeServerComponent
i'm on windows7, x64. (iv2013 is: build 126, Release: 2013 RTM)
is a bug in 'inventor view 2013', or is that intended for some strange reason?
if i try copy/paste or paste special i get this: 'failed to create object. make sure the object is entered in the system registry.
View 5 Replies View RelatedI read in autocad help that these are saved in the registry. I'd like to change their values via registry instead of using acaddoc file. Where can I locate these in the registry? Could not find them...
View 5 Replies View RelatedI'm trying to fix my profile via lisp-registry key. Why? Because the profile we use is part of a plug-in meaning we can do it using our profile so I alternatively the answer is to tweak the one supplied as part of the plug in.
The method I’m familiar with is to edit using the following code as example;
(vl-registry-write "HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\.PEN\Shell\open\command" "" "notepad.exe %1")
However that’s for creating a new registry key entry the one I have already exists but needs to be modified, better yet the profiles name (*.arg file) can change with updates, so in my search I came across the following link.
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Now I cant put it together and am not sure where I have gone wrong…(See code bellow)
(vl-registry-write "hkcu "\Profiles\" (getvar 'cprofile) "\General\DefaultConfig" "\\DCMAR02\A03P20")
How come I can't modify the following registry key to the SAVEFILEPATH variable?
(vl-registry-write "HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\SOFTWARE\Treadstone\File Sweeper" "NETWORK_LOCATION" SAVEFILEPATH)
Which registry Key stores the name of the Current profile ("cprofile")?
I tried following, all reurn 'nil'
(vl-registry-read "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Autodesk\AutoCADR18.1\ACAD-9005:409\Profiles")
(vl-registry-read
"HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Autodesk\AutoCADR18.1\ACAD-9005:409\Profiles\(default)")
In the registry when I double-click the key, the value is displayed. But I can't access it.
Is there a quick way e.g. export Registry Key etc to transfer the files and paths specified in Options?
IDSP Premium 2014 (mainly Civil 3D 2014 UKIE SP1 & Infraworks with some limited 3ds Max Design)
Win 7 Pro x64, 256Gb SSD, 300Gb 15,000 rpm HDD
16Gb Ram Intel Xeon CPU E5-1607 0 @ 3.00GHz (4 CPUs), ~3.0GHz
NVIDIA Quadro 4000, Dual 27" Monitor, Dell T3600
I have a problem to run Map 2013 today.
"System.IO.FileLoadException: Can't load procedure from 'MapPublishImp.dll'.File name: 'MapPublishImp.dll' in Autodesk. Gis.Map. TextEdit. UI.Map PublishHelper.Finalize()"
Fatal error and Map is closed..What I have done:
- Try to repair and reinstall, nothing
- Uninstall Map 2013, delete all program's and user's folders and clean Windows Registry, clean install of Map 2013, NOTHING (???)
I downloaded a Copy of AutoCAD Recent Documents Manager.exe from the autodesk website and it won't run on any of the computers in our system. I was thinking about writing a LISP routine to delete the filenames with a DST suffix by replacing them with the next filename in the list. My question is If I replace the file with the next one above and the filetime,filepinned and class respectively. When I reach the end of the list can I just use "" for the file,filetime and class and integer 0 for filepinned (it looks like it requires a double).
View 1 Replies View RelatedMy company is in the process of upgrading to AutoCAD 2013 (yes, I know 2014 is out, but IT won’t let us get the most recent because of fear of “new release bugs”). My company is small and our CAD Standards/Management is less than desirable. Over the past few years I have become the unofficial company CAD Manager and have slowly been getting us up to speed with using the latest capabilities and following best practices.
An issue that I deal with constantly is a new user not having the correct registry-saved system variables set up. This also happens a lot because our IT guy frequently reinstalls AutoCAD to fix issues. Every time AutoCAD is installed/reinstalled, all the registry-saved system variables are set to their default values. We have several that need to be set a certain way to match our current drafting standards (a few examples: .bak files turned off, plot.log files turned off, advanced attribute editor turned on, plot area relative to edge of paper, etc, etc.). Typically, I will get complaints from users about something not working correctly, and then I will troubleshoot the issue and eventually find out that they just had their AutoCAD reinstalled and their system variables are not set how they should be. Then I will get out my list and have them set all the variable s properly via the AutoCAD command line.
I have read up on creating AutoCAD Deployments (and we will be using these Deployments for this upgrade), but there does not seem to be a way to set variables when creating the Deployment.
Finally, to complicate things a little more, most of our users actually use AutoCAD LT (so no Lisp), and only a select few (like me) have full AutoCAD. So, we will be creating two separate Deployment files as it stands (which is not a big deal).
Some of my preferred criteria for the solution:
-Solution can be used for both AutoCAD & AutoCAD LT (I’m okay with there being two separate system variable “deployment” files since we will already have two different AutoCAD Deployments. I would just like the procedure for deploying both packages to be the same regardless of whether it’s for LT or full version).
- Solution would be able to be applied to each workstation without opening AutoCAD on each machine (and ideally, it would all happen when the AutoCAD Deployment installer was run!)
Is there any current best practices for accomplishing this? (maybe by changing the registry through batch files, VBscript files, etc? Or using AutoCAD script files – however, this requires the program to be open to run, which I was trying to avoid).
Getting this error when trying to etransmit a file. E-Transmit failed to load transmittal component: incorrect registry entry
View 8 Replies View RelatedCleaning ou tmy registry recently, I discovered that photoshop is leaving entries in the registry for every file I edit. These are "recent" file entires, but instead of deleting any more than ten, it is keeping them all!!! It does it every time you edit the file too. This means that I cleared out some 5000 registry entries that photoshop had failed to remove. Thing is that because they come under the type "file path problems", not all registry editors will even see them.
View 1 Replies View RelatedI have a user who is getting a dialog box that says Registry editing has been disabled by your administrator. This started happening after I copied the original user profile who had had administrator access to a new profile with power user access. Do I need to reinstall the program?
View 2 Replies View RelatedI would like to disable the PIP using the registry key or preference file. I have disabled the adobe updates using the preference file.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?><Preferences><Suppressed>1</Suppressed></Preferences>
What can i do for PIP
Running Paintshop pro X5 on windows XP pro SP3. Update from SP1 to SP2 was successful, the program behaves normally for those bits I use. However, after installing SP2 a scan of the registry with CCleaner flagged a missing Type lib reference, {2E3D1417-1E33-4145-AF85-A151B9E95302}
This is referenced in the Type lib key under the following keys but is not defined under HKEY_CLASSES_ROOTTypeLib
ICorelRipple:
HKCRInterface{761E5581-E7DB-46A0-B0AD-DD19747844D6}
ICorelWindTiles:
HKCRInterface{80980957-0A6E-4067-B7E2-FD156341965D
[Code] ....
As I don't know what operations in PSP X5 those keys control, I don't know whether anything is broken as a result of the missing typelib key, or indeed whether those registry keys were made redundant by SP2, but not removed by its installation.
Provide the appropriate reg file to insert the typelib key into the registry, under HKEY_CLASSES_ROOTTypeLib.
registry.gimp.org seems not to be working.
View 3 Replies View Relatedregistry tweak to allow overscrolling on a PC when zoomed out to where the entire image fits on the screen, and I made a mental note to get back and try it, but now I can't find the post from which to get the specific setting.
View 2 Replies View RelatedI would like to determine if the installed version is CS4 or higher using the Windows Registry.I currently have Photoshop CS4 and CS6 installed on my computer. They appears as follow in the registry:
[Photoshop CS4] HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE/SOFTWARE/Adobe/Photoshop/11.0[Photoshop CS6] HKEY_ LOCAL_ MACHINE/ SOFTWARE/ Adobe/ Photoshop/60.0
Does the folder "number" (50.0?) used for Photoshop 5?Also, for example, is it always 60.0 for Photoshop CS6? Even when an update has been installed?
I used to know how to save my X5 configuration (screen layout, options settings etc.) by saving some registry entries. I've forgotten how to do that. I'm using 7 (not pro) now, how to do that again?
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Well here's a final overview of everything we did. Mouth is now dry from all the talkin'....Miller time!
I hope you enjoyed this lesson. The gms file is attached to this post also.
You will want to see parts 1-4 first if you haven't already:
Part 1 | Part 2 | Part 3 | Part 4
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