#(AND)
13-Jan-92 12:31:22
Sb: #28355-#(AND)
Fm: Tony Tanzillo [LISP TM] 71241,2067
To: Jeff Masterson 70334,66
Jeff – It appears that you're using the symbol AND as a variable, and are
assigning some value (like nil) to it. You can confim this after the error
occurs by entering !and at the command: prompt, and checking the value thats
assigned to it. If you don't see something like <Subr #XXXX> then there is
a program that is assigning a new value to the symbol, and that is what is
causing the error.
Search your code for "(setq and", and see if you find anything.
-TonyT.