E4 Create a Tool Palette and Tools This exercise explains how to create a new tool palette with some new tools. Open the Sample Drawing.dwg file from C:\Datasets\Thursday\AC2075-L AutoCAD Customization Boot Camp No Experience Required if you do not already have it open from the previous exercise. Display the Tool Palettes window if it is not displayed yet from the previous exercise. On the ribbon, click View tab >> Palettes panel >> Tool Palettes. On the Tool Palettes Window, right-click over a tab and click New Palette. In the in-place text editor, enter My Tools and press Enter. Click and drag the hatch object located in the walls along the right side of the drawing, and move the cursor over the My Tools palette. Release the button on the mouse to create a new hatch tool based on the properties of the selected hatch object Click and drag the dimension from the left side of the drawing to the My Tools palette. You should now have two new tools on the My Tools palette. In an empty area of the My Tools palette, right-click and click Customize Commands. In the Customize User Interface (CUI) Editor, in the Command list, select Action. Click and drag the Action command from the Commands list to the My Tools palette. Release the mouse button to add the Command tool. Note: You might need to move the Customize User Interface (CUI) Editor to see the My Tools palette. In the Customize User Interface (CUI) Editor, click Cancel. On the Tools Palettes window, right-click over the Action tool and click Properties. In the Tool Properties dialog box, Command String field, change the text to ^C^CDR36-90 and click OK. At the Command prompt, enter explorer and press Enter. Navigate to the C:\Datasets\ Thursday\AC2075-L AutoCAD Customization Boot Camp No Experience Required folder.
E4 Create a Tool Palette and Tools This exercise explains how to create a new tool palette with some new tools. Open the Sample Drawing.dwg file from C:\Datasets\Thursday\AC2075-L AutoCAD Customization Boot Camp No Experience Required if you do not already have it open from the previous exercise. Display the Tool Palettes window if it is not displayed yet from the previous exercise. On the ribbon, click View tab >> Palettes panel >> Tool Palettes. On the Tool Palettes Window, right-click over a tab and click New Palette. In the in-place text editor, enter My Tools and press Enter. Click and drag the hatch object located in the walls along the right side of the drawing, and move the cursor over the My Tools palette. Release the button on the mouse to create a new hatch tool based on the properties of the selected hatch object Click and drag the dimension from the left side of the drawing to the My Tools palette. You should now have two new tools on the My Tools palette. In an empty area of the My Tools palette, right-click and click Customize Commands. In the Customize User Interface (CUI) Editor, in the Command list, select Action. Click and drag the Action command from the Commands list to the My Tools palette. Release the mouse button to add the Command tool. Note: You might need to move the Customize User Interface (CUI) Editor to see the My Tools palette. In the Customize User Interface (CUI) Editor, click Cancel. On the Tools Palettes window, right-click over the Action tool and click Properties. In the Tool Properties dialog box, Command String field, change the text to ^C^CDR36-90 and click OK. At the Command prompt, enter explorer and press Enter. Navigate to the C:\Datasets\ Thursday\AC2075-L AutoCAD Customization Boot Camp No Experience Required folder.
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