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Enterprise CUIx and loading of Ribbon panels to user's CUIx

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wundrlik
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Enterprise CUIx and loading of Ribbon panels to user's CUIx

So, here's the situation, I have a new Enterprise CUIX with a Ribbon panel & Tab (and nothing else, just the tab and panels) that contains some commands (lisp based).  I want to push this out to the users and allow the new panel to show up in their current profiles within AutoCAD.

 

I can manually load it to the workspace (that's not active) using the CUI editor.  Is there a way to add this via a lisp routine or some other method, without having to touch each machine?  If I load the Enterprise CUIX, the ribbon tab never appears, but if I load as a partial menu, no problem, but then it's not read-only.  I can push the menu (oldstyle Pop menu via lisp - no problem there).

 

I have been beating my head against the desk for a while, and I'm guessing that it's not possible, based on my searches, but I figured I'd throw it out there.

 

 

Ryan A Wunderlich
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My English is bad and I do not know if I understood correctly, if you have understood your intention and distributed a lisp file for several computers? I went through a similar problem and the solution I found was to create a .MNU file and load the .LSP codes into a .MNL then as soon as I file the file through menuload, the .MNL codes are loaded together. so whenever I want to take the Toolbar to another computer I take the .MNL and .MNU codes and my problem is solved, (I do not know if this is the most elegant way to do it but it answered me well) Apologies for my English and helped me mark it as a solution and kudos.

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