[arriscad] Re: Arris95 issues

[Dale Edghill]

GRSTD=s:\cadd_files\arris_users\kba_stnds

Should your s be S - isn't it case sensitive.
Thanks
Dale Edghill
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From: arriscad-bounces at lists.arriscad.com [mailto:arriscad-bounces at lists.arriscad.com] On Behalf Of Mark Keller
Sent: Tuesday, February 21, 2012 1:39 PM
To: Gary Thill; ARRIS Listserver
Subject: [arriscad] Re: Arris95 issues

Reset environmental defaults (GRSTD) in arris, deleted one menusize, restarted system- still flashes.  It is our "S" drive, works in A94. Not sure what is going on but clearly it is not finding stnds. It stops loading (and starts flashing) at "loading symbol library:fplan:y_fplan.sy".
Mark



On 2/21/2012 9:45 AM, Gary Thill wrote:


    Not sure what's going on, I assume the pathname to your Standards directory is rock-solid, right?
    If you haven't already tried this, try setting the GRSTD variable from within ARRIS by selecting
    the Custom menu (to the left of the load Plug-in menu), then select the INI icon (with shiny yellow
    cross) from the lower-right corner of the pulldown.  The first field in the ENVIRONMENTAL
    DEFAULTS MANAGER menu allows you to browse to set the STANDARDS DIRECTORY
    variable. By setting the variable through this menu it will prevent any typos or shared drives (S:\) that
    aren't accessible. Don't forget to select APPLY before exiting this menu.

    Also, are the two entries in your arris.ini file GMENU SIZE=70 and GMENUSIZE=75 conflicting
    with each other?





GMENU_SIZE=70

GRUSRS=S:\cadd_files\arris_users\keller

GPLOTACCT=user

GMENUSIZE=75

GRSTD=s:\cadd_files\arris_users\kba_stnds

Mark Keller wrote:
Gary- I have A95 loading and running, until that is I add "GRSTD" path to the ini file.  Then the status menu flashes and it won't complete loading.
Any ideas?
Thanks
Mark

PS reloading user command bar seems a little snarky-  maybe because stds isn't loaded?

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