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Customization Guide (.pdf) - Documentation & Online Help - Autodesk

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3 In the <strong>Customization</strong>s In pane, click the plus sign (+) next to<br />

Mouse Buttons to expand the list.<br />

4 Right-click a mouse button section. Click New Button.<br />

A new mouse button (named Buttonn) is placed at the bottom of the<br />

selected list.<br />

5 In the Command List pane, drag the command you want to add to the<br />

mouse button in the <strong>Customization</strong>s In pane.<br />

6 Click Apply.<br />

Quick Reference<br />

Commands<br />

CUI<br />

Manages the customized user interface elements in the product.<br />

System Variables<br />

MBUTTONPAN<br />

Controls the behavior of the third button or wheel on the pointing device.<br />

Accept Coordinate Entry in Button Menus<br />

When you click one of the buttons on a multi-button pointing device, the<br />

program reads not only the button number but also the coordinate of the<br />

crosshairs at the time you click. By carefully constructing macros, you can<br />

choose to either ignore the coordinate or use it with the command activated<br />

by the button.<br />

As described in Pause for User Input in Macros on page 106, you can include<br />

a backslash (\) in a command to pause for user input. For the Mouse and<br />

Digitize Buttons menus, the coordinate of the crosshairs is supplied as user<br />

Mouse Buttons | 271

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