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    wang890
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    stop ribbon not close ribbon to make software faster

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    10-19-2012 12:11 PM

    is there a way to stop ribbon from changing all those icons whenever you clicking on an object? because my computer at work is a bit slow and each click like that on a large civil 3d profile has a slight delay which that time adds up to reduced productivities. and i am clicking 500 times a day since there are 500 vertices to modifiy on say this alignment.

     

    everytime you click on an object the ribbon changes which takes up cpu time due to running a bunch of codes to populate the icons on the ribbon. tried closing ribbon doesn't help still have the delay when mouse click on an object to show the grips. oh well maybe it's showing the grip that's using the cpu. but how can you say for sure without turning one feature off at a time to test?

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    Re: stop ribbon not close ribbon to make software faster

    10-19-2012 02:03 PM in reply to: wang890

    Yes, there is a way, but you have to kill parts of your cui.

     

    Open CUI.

     

    Expand Ribbon, expand Contextual Tab States. For every entry with a plus next to it, expand and then delete the entry(s).

     

    I am not recommending you do this, but this is how you would if you insist.

     

    Tim

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    Re: stop ribbon not close ribbon to make software faster

    10-22-2012 07:11 AM in reply to: wang890

    If you change the way you display the Ribbon to either Minimize to Tabs or Minimize to Panel Titles the Icons wont be displayed. So if changing that is worth not seeing the icons change that would work. I have mine set to Minimize to Panel Titles.

     

    Allen

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    Re: stop ribbon not close ribbon to make software faster

    10-22-2012 07:22 AM in reply to: wang890

    Hi,

     

    >> a way to stop ribbon from changing all those icons whenever you clicking on an object?

    Set the sysvar RIBBONCONTEXTSELECT to 0 (>>>details<<<).

    (not prefered as you miss then a lot of options)

     

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    Re: stop ribbon not close ribbon to make software faster

    10-22-2012 08:25 AM in reply to: wang890

    Thanks, Alfred. That's far easier and less dangerous that what I would have done before your post!

     

    Tim

     

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    Re: stop ribbon not close ribbon to make software faster

    10-22-2012 02:31 PM in reply to: alfred.neswadba

    hey man

     

    awesome. speedup everything.

     

    i just will use that on demand. after finish set it back. works for me.

     

    like right now i am pulling different hatch grips and it takes 1 second to select the hatch with ribbon active changing all the icons on itself.

     

    thansk a lot.

    Civil 3D 2012
    Work: Xeon W3503, 12GB, Quadro 2000, Dell 19' x 2
    Home: 3930k, 16GB, GTX 590, Dell U3011
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