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If noth­ing happens when you attempt to run the LISP routine from within the Load Applica­tion Files dialog box, turn on the display of the command bar or Prompt History window by choosing View > Display > Command Bar or View > Display > Prompt History Window, and look for an entry that is similar to the following: Some LISP routines are created in such a way that you can run them by simply typing the name of the routine, or by typing a keyword, directly in the command bar.

In the command bar, type (load “d:/path/routine.lsp”), making sure to include the parentheses and the quotation marks, where d:/path is the drive and path where the LISP routine is located on your computer, and routine.lsp is the LISP routine file name.Ģ In the Load Application Files dialog box, choose the routine you want to run (make sure that it is the only one selected), and then click Load. ĝrag and drop the LISP file into progeCAD.Ģ In the Load Application Files dialog box, click Add File.ģ Select the LISP file that you want to load, and then click Open.Ĭlick OK.On the menu, choose Tools > Load Application.On the ribbon, choose Tools > Load Application (in Applications).This means that you can load and run any AutoLISP program written for use with AutoCAD. ProgeCAD supports the LISP programming language and is compatible with AutoLISP, the implementation of the LISP language in AutoCAD.