If you're working on an AutoLISP routine or a menu and you want to load it into AutoCAD R14, there's a quick way to do it. You can drag and drop the file into AutoCAD from Windows Explorer. When you're writing a menu, try keeping a copy of Explorer open to the directory where you store your menus. After editing the menu with Notepad, save it, then maximize Explorer and drag the menu into the AutoCAD window. Just like that, the menu is ready to test.

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