ScreenMenu

ScreenMenu

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ScreenMenu

cadking2k5
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I upload a old menu using menuload. I can't get all the old screenmenus to work. On the macro the old Macro is ^C^C$S=X $S=_DR I tried $S=ACAD.DR, $S=ACAD12. DR and it will not jump to that screenmenu

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scot-65
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First off, is the screen menu showing at all?
If not, command REDEFINE and enter SCREENMENU.
From there, command CUI and turn it on (once you set a workspace as current).

Is your menu a enterprise? Your hint is MENULOAD, which means "Yes".
If so, there are 2 options.

First option:
All lines that reference a screen menu should be changed to [MenuName]._DR
where [MenuName] is the name of your menu (the enterprise name).

Second option:
Customize button and transfer the screen menu section from your enterprise
area into the "Base" menu. I do not think you can simply drag and drop the
whole section as one, though I have not tried it (yet). The [MenuName] prefix
will not be required with this method.

The underscore in this instance does not mean language specific, rather you
are using it literally as a character. $S=ACAD12._DR should work if your
enterprise is named "ACAD12" and one screen menu is named "_DR".

Experiment using the following snippet on the command line:
(menucmd "S=ACAD12._DR")
Maybe eliminate the underscores?

*untested*

Scot-65
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cadking2k5
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Sorry that dose not work and (menucmd "S=ACAD12._DR") did not even get it to come up or (menucmd "S=ACAD12.DR") I have change the screen Aliases Back to S and tried it both ways and still will not workProject12.jpgProject11.jpgProject13.jpgProject14.jpg

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I think I found my problem I was not reloading the menu or cuiz

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scot-65
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"$S=" makes reference to the screen menu swap.
"$Pn=" makes reference to the pop menu (pull-downs).
"$M=" DIESEL expression.

From AutoCAD 2009 Customization Guide:
A1-A4 for Aux menus 1 through 4
B1-B4 for mouse buttons 1 through 4
P0-P16 for pull-down menus 0 through 16
I for the image tile menu
S for the screen menu
T1-T4 for tablet menus 1 through 4

$C= ???

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