Acad & AcadDoc defun-q in these is executed in reversed

Hello,

I have a function setup in the acad.lsp file:

(defun-q c:ERMCTool ()
(setvar "filedia" 0)
(command "_VBALOAD" "J:\\AutoCadProgramming\\working\\ERMCBatch.dvb")
(setvar "filedia" 1))

Do to a post about execution problems I put the command into a script:

(defun-q launchscript ()
(command "script" "mb.scr"))

(setq s::startup (append s::startup launchscript))

Now, in the AcadDoc.lsp I put:

(defun-q starttool ()
(command "-vbarun" "run_all"))

(setq s::startup (append s::startup starttool))

For the first drawing when AutoCAD first starts up the functions are executed in reverse order from the order the lisp files are loaded by AutoCAD.

If I type !s::startup at the command line it returns:

(nil (ACADMSTARTUP) (COMMAND "script" "mb.scr") nil (COMMAND "-vbarun" "run_all"))

Which to me says the order as far as AutoCAD is concerned is correct. Now when I call up another drawing the AcadDoc.lsp functions correctly.

I can't find anything here or in the KB that address this particular issue. I tell people to kill the first blank drawing and start a new one which I could program in. In any case its not a show stopper just and irritation.

Any Ideas? Thanks,

John