Lisp running last command

So I have a simple lisp:
(defun C:lay85X11Port()
(command "layout" "T" "I:\\ACAD-SHARE\\Template\\layouts.dwg" "8.5X11PORTRAIT"))

for some reason when running it is decides to run the last command.... I looked for the obvious (ACAD must be seeing an enter somehwhere), but am still rather new at LISP and nothing is sticking out. Any ideas?
TIA
Justin

 

If calling from menu pick, make sure that you don't have a ";"
on the end of macro.
Or, if this is not the case, you could add a (command) at end of function.
(command "layout" .....
(command)
)

Bob

 

I am running it form a menu pick... When I ran it with just the command line it works fine so it must be something in the menu:
ID_INSLAY10 [->8.5" X 11"]
ID_INSLAY11 [Portrait]^P (C:lay85X11PORT)

see anything wrong with this?

 

Remove the space after the ^P

line it works fine so it must be something in the menu:

 

Also check for a (space) character at the end. Delete these.
Detect by going to that line, touch 'End' key.
Bob