VBA's not running right

I have several VBA projects other than the acad.dvb. Anyhow, for some reason when I type in the command to run them, they don't. they are all loaded one way or another, wether it be through the acad.lsp or the startup suite. Before I post what I am getting when I try to run the routines, I would like to ask if you guys think all these VBA apps. should be combined to just the acad.dvb? If so, how do I do this? Here is the return I am getting at command line when trying to run vba macro:

Command: vt _.-VBARUN
Macro name: vt
Macro not found.
Command:

Command: bcc _.-VBARUN
Macro name: BlockChangeColor
Macro not found.
Command:
Command: lth _.-VBARUN
Macro name: LayerTextHeight
Macro not found.
Command:
Command: cev _.-VBARUN
Macro name: ChangeEnviron
Macro not found.
Command:
Command: txtmrg
_.-VBARUN
Macro name: txtmrg
Macro not found.

 

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For starters, can you run them via the dialog box?

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R. Robert Bell


I have several VBA projects other than the acad.dvb. Anyhow, for some reason
when I type in the command to run them, they don't. they are all loaded one
way or another, wether it be through the acad.lsp or the startup suite.
Before I post what I am getting when I try to run the routines, I would like
to ask if you guys think all these VBA apps. should be combined to just the
acad.dvb? If so, how do I do this? Here is the return I am getting at
command line when trying to run vba macro:

Command: vt _.-VBARUN
Macro name: vt
Macro not found.
Command:

Command: bcc _.-VBARUN
Macro name: BlockChangeColor
Macro not found.
Command:
Command: lth _.-VBARUN
Macro name: LayerTextHeight
Macro not found.
Command:
Command: cev _.-VBARUN
Macro name: ChangeEnviron
Macro not found.
Command:
Command: txtmrg
_.-VBARUN
Macro name: txtmrg
Macro not found.

 

Yes, I can run them by going through the "vbaman" and then to macros and then run. I have them load automatically or on call. So if they are not in the startup suite, then they are in my acad.lsp as:

(defun c:vt () (vl-vbarun "vt") (princ))
(defun c:bcc ()(vl-vbarun "BlockChangeColor")(princ))
(defun c:lth ()(vl-vbarun "LayerTextHeight")(princ))
(defun c:cev ()(vl-vbarun "ChangeEnviron")(princ))
(defun c:txtmrg () (vl-vbarun "txtmrg") (princ))
(defun c:vpscale () (vl-vbarun "vpscale") (princ))

Thanks for any help you can supply.

 

Hi,

If the file is on the autocad path, put the filename in the defun as
follows:
(defun c:vt () (vl-vbarun "Myprogramfile.dvb!vt") (princ))

If not:
(defun c:vt () (vl-vbarun "c:\\MyprogramDirectory\\Myprogramfile.dvb!vt")
(princ))


--


Laurie Comerford
CADApps
www.cadapps.com.au

then run. I have them load automatically or on call. So if they are not in
the startup suite, then they are in my acad.lsp as:

 

This is what I have now:

(defun c:vt () (vl-vbarun "vt.dvb!vt") (princ))
(defun c:bcc () (vl-vbarun "BlockColorChange.dvb!vt") (princ))
(defun c:lth () (vl-vbarun "TextByLayer.dvb!vt") (princ))
(defun c:cev () (vl-vbarun "Myprogramfile.dvb!vt") (princ))
(defun c:txtmrg () (vl-vbarun "txtmrg.dvb!vt") (princ))
(defun c:vpscale () (vl-vbarun "vpscale.dvb!vt") (princ))
(defun c:vt () (vl-vbarun "mg.dvb!vt") (princ))
(defun c:bcc () (vl-vbarun "mg.dvb!vt") (princ))
(defun c:lth () (vl-vbarun "mg.dvb!vt") (princ))
(defun c:cev () (vl-vbarun "mg.dvb!vt") (princ))
(defun c:txtmrg () (vl-vbarun "mg.dvb!vt") (princ))

I have the duplicates because I do not remember on some of them if the routine was by itself or compiled together with others in one project. I wouldn't think it would stop it from running though. This is what I am getting when I try to run it:

Command: lth
_.-VBARUN
Macro name: mg.dvb!vt
Macro not found.

Thanks. And hope to get this fixed. Appreciate the help.

 

I also just saw that I left the "!vt" at the end of them all. What goes there in it's place? The command or file? Thanks.