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Properties for the Tool Palettes window under the AutoCAD LT Classic workspace Properties pane item Height Width See also: Description Determines how tall the palette is when it is floating. Determines how wide the palette is when it is floating. Example 598 172 ■ To change the properties of a palette on page 314 (Procedure) To change the properties of a palette 1 Click Manage tab ➤ Customization panel ➤ User Interface. 2 In the Customize User Interface Editor, Customize tab, in the Customizations In pane, click the workspace that contains the palette you want to modify. 3 In the Workspace Contents pane, click the plus sign (+) next to Palettes to expand the list. 4 Click the palette that you want to modify. 5 In the Properties pane, do any or all of the following: ■ In the Show box, select an option (No, Yes, or Do Not Change). 314 | Chapter 4 User Interface Customization
■ In the Orientation box, select an option (Floating, Top, Bottom, Left, or Right). ■ In the Allow Docking box, select an option (No, Yes, or Do Not Change). NOTE To specify that a window should be anchored, set Orientation to Left, Right, Top, or Bottom, and set Auto Hide to On. ■ In the Auto Hide box, select an option (On, Off, or Do Not Change). ■ In the Use Transparency box, select an option (No, Yes, or Do Not Change). ■ In the Transparency Amount box, enter a number (if applicable). ■ In the Default Group box, select a Tool Palette group (Tool Palettes window only). ■ In the Height box, enter a number. A value of 0 is equivalent to Do Not Change. ■ In the Width box, enter a number. A value of 0 is equivalent to Do Not Change. 6 Click Apply. Quick Reference Commands CUI Manages the customized user interface elements in the product. Control the Appearance of Palettes | 315
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AutoCAD LT 2011 Customization Guide
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Contents Chapter 1 Basic Customizat
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Create Tooltips and Extended Help f
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Index . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Basic Customization Your dealer can
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Quick Reference Commands CUI Manage
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Command Search Procedure When you e
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See also: ■ “Customize Startup
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If roaming profiles are allowed on
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2 Click application menu ➤ Option
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To find the default location of the
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■ Text ■ Hyperlinks ■ Color
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The template file contains comments
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Custom Linetypes AutoCAD LT ® prov
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Linetype Name The linetype name fie
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6 At the Enter Pattern prompt, spec
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characters come from the text font
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Custom Hatch Patterns AutoCAD LT ®
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of hatch lines is generated paralle
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the segments in circular fashion. A
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Quick Reference Commands ADCENTER M
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.5,.5 for the first instance of the
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HPDOUBLE Specifies hatch pattern do
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■ Create or change macros ■ Def
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Overview of the Customize User Inte
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CUIIMPORT Imports customized settin
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■ Custom Commands. Displays the u
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Menu files mapped to CUIx files Men
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Window menu tree node, shortcut men
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■ Create an Enterprise CUIx File
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Macro A series of commands that are
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Work with the Customize User Interf
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Create User Interface Elements User
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Add a sub-panel on page 159 Create
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Create a Toolbar You assign ribbon
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order for them to be displayed on t
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Add commands on page 225 Change the
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You create and manage workspaces fr
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Change the display properties of a
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All new commands created are added
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4 Enter a new customization group n
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4 Select the item below Main Custom
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NOTE If the partial CUIx file you a
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4 Adjust the properties of the new
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3 Click the plus sign next to Enter
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OPTIONS Customizes the program sett
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3 In the Find and Replace dialog bo
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2 In the Customize User Interface E
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4 Click Close. 5 In the Customize U
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Properties for the Scale command in
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To remove a command 1 Click Manage
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■ In the Extended Help File box,
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NOTE The key combination Ctrl+C can
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For example, the macro ^C^C_circle
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To assign or modify a command macro
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Special characters used in macros C
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NOTE When command input comes from
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The format is: $M=expression Introd
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Following is the resulting Copy Lin
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Simultaneously Disable and Mark Com
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4 In the Properties pane, in the Na
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3 In the Properties pane, select th
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The tag is removed. 5 Click OK. 6 I
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of the extended help topics in the
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6 Click Apply. When the command is
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System Variables TOOLTIPS Controls
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When a command is added to a ribbon
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4 Click Apply. Quick Reference Comm
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NOTE Click Import to import a BMP f
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4 In the Export Image File dialog b
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4 In the Custom Images list, select
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See also: To copy and paste a user
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4 Click Apply. To add a command or
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5 Click Apply. To add and remove co
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A visual indicator bar is displayed
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Properties for the Home 2D - Draw R
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3 Right-click the toolbar that you
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To assign a command to the Panel Di
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command. For more information about
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Properties for the Line Command on
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5 Create a new row for the sub-pane
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6 Drag a command from the Command L
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7 Click Apply. To change the displa
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8 Click Apply. To set the button an
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The following table describes the p
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A new drop-down (named New Drop-dow
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Controls available for ribbon panel
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The Command List pane displays the
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7 Click Apply. Quick Reference Comm
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Display Ribbon Tabs from a Partial
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To add a ribbon panel to a ribbon t
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6 Once the splitter bar is in the p
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5 Right-click the ribbon tab under
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Toolbars Toolbar customization can
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that is displayed in the tooltip wh
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5 In the Command List pane, drag th
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3 Select the toolbar you want to ad
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While dragging the command or contr
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To remove a command or control from
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A new flyout toolbar (named Toolbar
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5 Click Apply. To create a flyout t
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Control elements for toolbars Contr
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To create a pull-down menu 1 Click
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NOTE You can change the name of a c
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Program aliases for shortcut menus
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In many cases, you can enter a hyph
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In the Customize User Interface Edi
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The new shortcut menu (named Shortc
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NOTE You can change the name of a c
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Special characters for submenus Cha
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Absolute Referencing of Pull-Down a
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Main label or alias You can also in
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that are set to display properties
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in the drawing window. Clear the ch
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checked, the attributes for a block
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To synchronize Quick Properties wit
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Overrides. However, after applying
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3 In the Objects pane, select an ob
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Keyboard Shortcuts Shortcut Keys Sh
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■ To modify a shortcut key, selec
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3 In the Shortcuts pane, filter the
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Shortcut Key Assignments Shortcut K
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Overview of Temporary Override Keys
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■ In the Macro 1 (Key Down) box,
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3 In the Shortcuts pane, filter the
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Temporary Override Key Assignments
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M macros about 101 conditional expr
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eplacing commands in CUIx files 86
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defined 56 importing 282 properties
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