Applies to: Legal-Aid 2007 and above

Issue:
When starting Legal-Aid, I get a VBA Execution Error as shown in the command line image below.

Cause:
This can be caused by having multiple copies of Legal-Aid installed on your computer, or by having incorrect Legal-Aid installations, for instance installing Legal-Aid with the Civil 3D option when Civil 3D is not on your computer.  In such a case, Legal-Aid may get confused and attempt to run the wrong copy of the *.dvb file.  Note that it is okay to have several different versions of Legal-Aid installed, but not multiple copies of the same version.

Solution:

First, try the following:

1. Reinstall Legal-Aid (Important - do not uninstall Legal-Aid, just reinstall over it)
2. When asked if Civil 3D is installed on this computer, select No.
   

Now start AutoCAD and then try Legal-Aid.  If the issue is still present, then try manually removing all copies of Legal-Aid from your computer and then reinstalling it.

1. Do a complete search of your computer for the file 'LA2010.dvb' (or the version that you are using, such as LA2009, LA2008 etc.)
2. For each occurrence that you find delete the LA2010.dvb files.  When finished, there should be no more la2010.dvb files anywhere on your computer.
3. Reinstall Legal-Aid.

If you find multiple installations, you may wish to simply delete each of the entire installations.  You can do so without harm... For all newer versions of Legal-Aid, the phrase libraries are stored in a sparate location from the program files and won't be deleted if you delete the program folder.  Before deleting the folder, double check that no *.plb files are present and back them up to a temporary location if they are.