Hello
I know that you can create a "personal" tab in the command manager, but I don't use it and use several solidworks toolbars instead. I find the use of tabs tedious.
In short, I want to create a "Personal Macro" toolbar (for example) to store all my macros. Currently they are stored at the very top outside the toolbars.
I don't dare to believe that no one has ever made this request?
Thank you.
Hello
Just bring up the macro toolbar and put them all in this bar.
Hello
Right-click on the command manager, customize and then add a blank tab that you name as you wish. Then you integrate your macros into it.
Thank you, thank you...
But this is what I want to do. (see attached assembly, it's photoshop!)
Cyril F.: I don't want to use the command manager tabs.
OBI WAN: thank you, but I know how to do a button without pb. The force is always with me!
AC Cobra 427: it seems to me that I'm not going to have much choice to do it like this
WOW! The mess all around the screen! Looks like SW95: https://www.my-cad.fr/actualites/temoignages/conception/generic/souvenez-version-solidworks-avez-debute/
It's been a long time since I've seen that. The task manager is still good!
You don't have to have a laptop screen!
It's crystal clear! 27" full HD screen + 22" 1680dpi screen
I have the same layout since the Sw 2000+ version which means that I don't even ask myself any questions anymore. When I take another job I'm lost...... This is the price of protection!!
... productivity!
The same layout from SW 2000. I wasn't far away with SW 95!
I have only one thing to say:
Habits are made to be changed...
Hello
So, is there a solution found?
The objective is to create a personalized and independent "toolbar" (and not a "command manager tabs"), in order to be able to standardize/administer/deploy it on several workstations.
Hello
The very first answer of the discussion seems to me the most relevant and it is easy to deploy via a sldreg file with export of the macro toolbar.
Kind regards