RUNSCR.LSP function to execute a script file.

Intended for use with RUN LISP (See RUNLISP.TXT) to process
drawings in unattended batch mode.  A demo of RUN LISP is
available on Compuserve - GO ADESK then in the AutoCad forum
in the Lisp library and look for RUNLISP.ZIP or on the Internet 
at:
			
	ftp//ftp.coast.net/SimTel/msdos/autocad

RUN LISP was created to run an AutoLisp program across multiple
drawings, but when used with RUNSCR.LSP it can process script
files as well.

Instructions:

Create your script file, as usual.

Edit the second line of RUNSCR.LSP to substitute your script
file name for 'junk.scr'

RUNSCR.LSP should be in the same directory as the drawings or
in the AutoCad search path.

You script file should be in the current directory.  If you are
unsure where that is, just type 'sh' and ENTER twice at the
AutoCad command line and then type EXIT to get back to AutoCad.

Start up AutoCad first and then RUN LISP.

Select the drawings to be processed in RUN LISP's standard file
dialogue boxes

Type RUNSCR in the box for the AutoLisp program to run

It's that simple.

