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Ray, You should not be loading ANY driver from Logitech in order to use it with AutoCAD's Logi Driver. The driver Logi supplies is a MSmouse emulation driver and should not be loaded when using the AutoCAD supplied driver. I know the newer driver (DUD supplied) had some adjustments made to it, but it works on the machines I have tested it with. Now I personally feel the MicroSoft Emulation (and yes, it will give you three buttons) is better than the direct Logi Driver. If you are trying to squeak some extra system memory space, using the built in Logi Driver should help. As for the second problem, will the program start ok if the lisp files are not loaded in the script? Jamie