arg file extension, Make sure this file is there.Īlmost there. Okay in this folder you should see the profile name you just made in ACA. ( "yourname" is the computers name, so it could be yourname or whatever the system was named at time of setup). The full path at the top of the window should look something like this: C \Users\ yourname\Documents. Then find your name folder and click again, then browse for the 'My Documents' folder and click. Now go to Windows Explorer and navigate to your C: drive, then browse down to your 'Users' folder and click. Then click 'Apply & Close'įourth, select the profile you just created and click 'Set Current'. Third, go to the 'Profiles Tab' in the options dialog box click on 'Add to List.' this will bring up the 'Add Profile' dialog box. Second, go to the option dialog box and set all of your other settings as to how you want ACA to look and perform.
I will try to walk you through this with the profiles.įirst, set up all of your ribbons, tool palettes and workspace the way you want them. You will notice by replacing the default profile name that is between the quotation marks and replacing it with the name of your profile, ACA will start up the way you have set up your ACA to look each time.
#ACAD TOOL PALETTE GROUP PDF#
I have attached a pdf file that shows what the default switch should like and a copy of what I did here at our firm. It is a string of text and at the end is a switch that sets which profile the program will open with. In the Target line is the program launch information. The problem is that the icon you launch the program with has a "switch" that sets what profile loads when you click on the icon.īy right clicking the icon, then right clicking on the program name from the list and then finally right clicking on 'Properties' you will get the default profile properties dialog
How do I get it to stay on a certain profile?Heather, Once I close the files and try to open a new one, the palettes are gone. When I get my palettes set up again and as long as I have a drawing open, the palettes will stay.
0 kommentar(er)
