Looking for toolbar

[Anonymous]

Where do i get this toolbar ?
I forget where it is.

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[newwavedd]

Right-click in the area where your toolbars are. Turn on the 'layers' toolbar, and you should should have it.

[Anonymous]

Not there.
I have ACA 2010
"NEWWAVEDD" wrote in message news:6333069@discussion.autodesk.com...
Right-click in the area where your toolbars are. Turn on the 'layers'
toolbar, and you should should have it.

[Anonymous]

Are you wanting to resist the usage of the Ribbon in 2010?

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[Anonymous]

>"NEWWAVEDD" wrote in message news:6333069@discussion.autodesk.com...
>Right-click in the area where your toolbars are. Turn on the 'layers'
>toolbar, and you should should have it.

>Not there.
>I have ACA 2010

If you are using ACA 2010 you are probably using the ACA.CUIx CUI file, which
has no toolbars or menu bars defined.

Matt
matt@stachoni.com

[Anonymous]

... The OP would need to load the AutoCAD ACAD.CUIx file as well.

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[David_W_Koch]

...and then have his ribbon gray out when editing Mtext or doing any other action that has contextual ribbon tabs defined in both CUIx files.

There is an equivalent to that toolbar on the Home tab, on the Layers panel. Works great. If you really need it on screen all of the time, then float that panel, or create your own partial CUIx file and build an equivalent toolbar (or steal - sorry, transfer - that toolbar from the ACAD.cuix file).

[Anonymous]

designr as much as I don't like or use the ribbon, I do have it open and the
Ribbon version does have more comprehensive options.


wrote in message news:6333448@discussion.autodesk.com...
...and then have his ribbon gray out when editing Mtext or doing any other
action that has contextual ribbon tabs defined in both CUIx files.

There is an equivalent to that toolbar on the Home tab, on the Layers panel.
Works great. If you really need it on screen all of the time, then float
that panel, or create your own partial CUIx file and build an equivalent
toolbar (or steal - sorry, transfer - that toolbar from the ACAD.cuix file).

[Anonymous]

Thanks for your help.
"David_W._Koch" wrote in message news:6333448@discussion.autodesk.com...
...and then have his ribbon gray out when editing Mtext or doing any other
action that has contextual ribbon tabs defined in both CUIx files.

There is an equivalent to that toolbar on the Home tab, on the Layers panel.
Works great. If you really need it on screen all of the time, then float
that panel, or create your own partial CUIx file and build an equivalent
toolbar (or steal - sorry, transfer - that toolbar from the ACAD.cuix file).