personalize autocad

[Anonymous]

excuse my English , I'm sorry for everything
time ago I saw a program in vb6
theoretically reproduced a autocad tablet
but ironically he had no valid commands
I use vb2013 and autocad2015
I am currently building program skeleton ......
from now on I need directions
well let's get on to serious
# 1 where I find to incorporate right menu with zoom and more
# 2 image ( OCX OR DLL ) to use 2D / 3D movement
# 3 example of VisualBasic program to interact with autocad
speak clearly
It is not to gain purpose
I think and hope it starts a valid guide to develop programs free
let's be honest after you received 10/20 $ ....................... your life changed ?
optimize and make public a better idea
Now back to the main speech
"Personalize Autocad " is not impossible
many people need every single thing
Now we start with the basics
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what are they and where are the dll in question

[Ed__Jobe]

If English is not your language, what language do you speak? I still don't know what you want. You need to explain better what you want your program to do. Are you programing in VB.NET or VBA?

[Anonymous]

" If English is not the language , what language you speak ?

Ciao Ed io tutti i giorni parlo Italiano LOL
(Hello Ed Every day I speak Italian)

"I still do not know what you want"
I want to create a virtual tablet with Visual Studio 2013 express ( equivalent to .NET )
As it is written before I'm realizing the graphic structure
but now I need to know something more important
in the attached images ( fig1 , are the coordinates ) --- ( Fig2 , the right menu ) --- ( fig3 , l ' on -axis rotation of the object )

I want to know what are the DLL or other menu display and which ones to display for this

for now I stop here 'cause there are many hours of work and testing to achieve a stable structure
However , any advice is always welcome
grazie Ed

[Ed__Jobe]

These can be controlled by setting system variables using the Application.SetSystemVariable function.

The Coordinates display in picture 1 can be toggled using the COORDS system variable.

The navigation bar in picture 2 can be displayed by setting the NAVBARDISPLAY system variable or issuing the NAVSBAR command.

The view cube display in picture 3 is controlled by the NAVCUBEDISPLAY system variable.