Command Toolbar question
Command Toolbar question
(OP)
Was wondering how do I keep commands buttons that I add to the toolbar? Basically, I am adding a few buttons thru the right click on the tool bar/commands/and then dragging the command to the tool bar, but when I close out of Pro-e and go back into it those commands are gone and I have to add them again every time I restart Pro-E. VERY annoying. I don't know a lot about how to customize the menus or anything like that. Fairly new to Pro-E in the workplace. I'm running Wildfire 4.0. Thanks for any help I get!





RE: Command Toolbar question
Hope that helps,
- J -
RE: Command Toolbar question
RE: Command Toolbar question
If you are adding buttons to a toolbar or arranging toolbars then go to tools>customize screen, make your additions/changes and then save it to the startup directory using the browse option under the pulldown menu next to the automatically save to checkbox at the bottom of the customize screen menu. Also be sure not to rename the config.win file either. When you browse to the startup directory you should see the default config.win...just save over that and it will work.
Hope that helps,
- J -
RE: Command Toolbar question
The config.win file stores multiple copies just like most other Pro/E files except Config.pro which has the settings options for included functionality. Keep a look at the file size because if the Config.Win or Config.pro files get very large it will delay the launch of pro/e while loading all the data.
You can also just make a Mapkey to load the config.win file you want using Full Path so you can load it no mater what your startup directory after Pro/E is launched.
Very good response Jvian have a star for your effort.
Example Mapkey 0?? I used 0 to place it near top of the Mapkey List Tools>Mapkeys and CS for customize screen. if you add these lines into the Mapkey area of your LoadPiont config.pro file you'll always have the mapkey no matter what start directory your ProE shortcut.lnk file points to.
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