Remember, if you find other variables or commands that you would like to run every time you open a drawing, simply add them to the startup. All you have to do is type CUI in the command line. To have your startup LISP file load every time a drawing is open is also very simple. Simply create a new text file in a location that you will not change. This variable sometimes gets set to 0, causing you to get prompted to actually type in the location for any file operation e. Set to 0, they will show at I recommend setting this variable to 1.
In most cases you want this variable to be set to 1, and since it is a drawing variable, you will need to set this to 1 for every drawing. It is also used with those products for specific functionality. Although this is a system variable, and should only need to be set once, I have found that sometimes the variable can switch to zero when you exit or crash. The variable can be set to a value of I recommend you set it to 1. As I started to use AutoCAD day in and day out many years ago, winkI found that sometimes I would run commands or set system or drawing variables many times throughout the day.
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