The tracked changes are used when migrating customization from release to release with the Migrate Custom Settings dialog box. You use this tab to transfer user interface customization.Īs you make changes to the customization in a CUIx file, the changes are automatically tracked. The following is an example of the Customize User Interface (CUI) Editor, Transfer tab. If the images come from a third-party resource DLL, contact the party who created the resource DLL. If the images are loaded from an image file, those images must reside in a folder that is defined in the Options dialog box, Files tab under Support File Search Path or Custom Icon Location. Note: Button images may not appear in the program when you transfer a toolbar, pull-down menu, or ribbon panel from a CUIx file. For example, if you transfer the Draw toolbar, which references the Insert toolbar, the Insert toolbar is also transferred. If you transfer user interface elements that reference other user interface elements, such as a flyout, all the relevant information for that interface element is also transferred. Note: All elements can be transferred between two CUIx files with the exception of the property settings defined under the Quick Properties and Rollover Tooltips nodes. In addition, you can move customizations from the main CUIx file to partial CUIx files, or from a partial CUIx file to another partial CUIx file. For example, you can transfer toolbars from a partial CUIx file to the main CUIx file so that the program can display the toolbar information. You can also transfer customization information between files. The new customization file that is created has the same name as the original file, but with a. The Customize User Interface (CUI) Editor can be used to transfer data in a CUI, MNU, or MNS file to a CUIx file without modifying the original customization or menu file. Someday I hope I'll be able to return some of the advice.You can transfer and migrate data from a customization or menu file from an earlier release using the Customize User Interface ( CUI) Editor and the Migrate Custom Settings dialog box.
Sorry for the ignorance and thanks in advance for everyones help. The CUI does not seem to address anything on the sidebar to turn it on or off, or edit it? cui file?Ĥ) - Also my screen menu either comes in blank, is 1/2 way down the screen, or comes in with the base autocad sidebar above it and my menu below it - both loaded. lsp file not work? Is everything based off the.
Is there a new way to load lisps? Does the. Everything is pathed the same as previous version. I'm assuming its an issue with loading the lisp files. cui, but unlike what the advice indicates - none of the commands off the menu work.
bmp files for the button icons - In the previous version I located all the bitmaps in one "icon" folder and added the path in the Support file search path in the Options dialog - this does not work anymore - any ideas?ģ) I've converted my old "office".mns file to a. When I open the Customize user interface and try to create a "custom".cui file and I pull in Menus and tool bars into the custom.cui file (as autocadd help assures me I can) I have these new problems.ġ) When I combine Menu pull downs from different CUI files the CUI interface allows you to organize them, but when I exit the CUI the menu pull downs are not in the order I've set.Ģ) The tool bars come in as clouds - I'm assuming this is because it can't map to the. No I've done the Menu load and loaded our new compiled "office".cui, acad.cui, adt.cui, and express.cui - just like I did in 2002.