Nothing wrong. Now just type FUN at the command line and it should work.

The (load) function only loads a lisp file into memory. kinda like SET PROCEDURE TO in VFP. You then need to call the function. The C: in front of the function name means you can call it as a command, w/o the c: you have to call it surrounded by ().

Have FUN ;)

>I past this (load "c:\\temp\\goofy.lsp") in the command line and the only thing I get is:
>C:FUN
>
>What did I do wrong?
>
>>Here's a goofy little .lsp function. Might be fun to replace someone's line command with and see what happens < eg >
>>

(defun c:fun (/ pta n ck)
>>  (setq pta (getpoint "Please Choose Start Point")
>>	n 1)
>>  (while (setq ck (cadr (grread t)))
>>	 (grdraw pta ck n)
>>	 (if (> n 16)
>>             (setq n 1)
>>             (setq n (1+ n))
>>         )
>>  )
>>)