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Autocad help regarding startup

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weldeng

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Sep 4, 2002
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Hello all, Im hoping someone out there can help as im at the hair pulling out of head stage :(

Ok so heres whats going on....Ive been useing Autocad for some time now, and actually just used not more then three days ago. But last night when I went to open it up I got the following error:

" Acad has caused an error in AC1ST15.DLL Acad will now close"

So after getting this error another ten times, I unistalled autocad, and reinstalled it and BOOM same error. SO I then went and tried deleting all the AutoCad stuff out of my registry and I unistalled it again. I reinstalled it a third time and got the same darn error message.

So i was wondering if anyone else out there has had this problem occur or maybe knows how to fix it. My final solution is going to be a full "DISK FORMAT" and start my pc from scratch, but as backing up my 2 20gig harddrives will be somewhat time comsuming Im really hoping I can get some help.

Even a comment like, "NOPE HAVE NO IDEA ABOUT THAT ONE" will be help, help towards the formatting idea.


Well anyways thank you for your time.

Bill Huntington
 
The Autodesk site had a few possible errors fixes for this one. This seemed the most pertinent to you. I hope it helps.


Issue

The following error occurs when starting the software:

Error in AutoCAD® software
acad.exe file is linked to missing export ac1st15.dll:?__acfreepages@@YIXPAX@Z

Error in AutoCAD LT® software
aclt.exe file is linked to missing export ac1st15.dll:?__acfreepages@@YIXPAX@Z



Solution

As a work-around, you can use either of the following methods to resolve this problem:

Edit the shortcut that starts the program and change the start in folder to:

"C:\Program Files\Common Files\Autodesk Shared"


Add "C:\Program Files\Common Files\Autodesk Shared" to the beginning of the Path statement in the Autoexec.bat file.


 
I have just installed AutoCAD 2000i on Windows 2000. I am getting an error message on missing acad.exe. I cannot seem to locate this file anywhere on my machine. Has anyone else had this problem?
 
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