Hellol. I found a similar question about toggling ribbonclose and ribbon but that did not answer my question. I'm using AutoCAD 2014 and there is a setting to either toggle through all ribbon states or you can select one. You can cycle through:
Minimize to Tabs
Minimize to Panel Tiles
Minimize to Panel Buttons or
Cycle Through All
I want it to always minimze to tabs but when I close CAD and re-open it doesn't remember that selection and always cycles through all minimized states again.
I don't see any system variable or registry value that seems to save this. Anyone know how I can make it remember?
Thanks.
Firstly, if it (the Ribbon) is not being restored properly, then consider restoring your workspace.
To the best of my knowledge, this is not possible from LISP... Using OOTB functions.
One could, however code a custom .NET LispFunction Method which accepts a single integer (or string?) argument, and automagically modifies the Autodesk.Windows.RibbonControl.AutoHideMode Property, applying the applicable Autodesk.Internal.Windows.RibbonAutoHideMode enum (i.e., CollapsPanels, HidePanel, HidePanelBar, None).
... I haven't tested this, but in a quick search through Object Browser in Visual Studio, this is the best I can point you toward.
Cheers
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Actually, I am mistaken... Instead of the AutoHideMode Property, one needs to modify the AutoHideRule Property of
the Autodesk.Windows.RibbonControl Object, which accepts CycleThroughAll, HideToPanelButtons, HideToPanelTitles, or HideToTabs RibbonAutoHideRule enum.
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