Removed unused buttons from Status Bar menu

[chill3490]

Good day,

The buttons such as SNAP, GRID, COORDINATES, etc. in the tray are rarely used. Some of the tray buttons are shifted so far you can see them even on my 21 inch monitor.

QUESTION

How and where (which variable) do I permanently set so that only the tray setting's 'buttons' that I desire are displayed each time AutoCAD is opened?

Thanks,

[BrenBren]

Hi Clint,

Right click on your tray. Uncheck the ones you don't want shown. These will stay when you restart AutoCAD, I don't know what variables they are, but I am sure someone does

[Mike.Perry]

Hi

Note, Brenda's response is only true if you're using an AutoCAD 2004 product or above.

If using a lower AutoCAD product I'm afraid you're stuck with all the buttons.

Have a good one, Mike

[BrenBren]

Oh yea...I meant to say that..really I did. ops:

[chill3490]

According to the reply from Autodesk's Subscription Technical Support:

Case Title :Tray Settings - How to Permanently Set the Tray's Buttons such as Snap, etc. Issue details/Steps to reproduce :*** Notes Created On 22/JUN/2004 14:06:36 Logged By: Sudhir N
Dear Clinton Hill:

The Status Bar Menu settings are based on the profile. You can define the desired set of buttons required in the “Vanilla” profile (Tools -> Options -> Profiles), as this profile is being loaded by default every time when you launch the application.


There we have it!

[hedda]

Hi

Note, Brenda's response is only true if you're using an AutoCAD 2004 product or above.

If using a lower AutoCAD product I'm afraid you're stuck with all the buttons.

Have a good one, Mike

I have an antique 2000 version of AutoCAD and I am unable to find the command that toggles the tray settings visibility below the command line. I am also new to AUGI and unsure if this is the proper place to ask about this. Pls adv.

Hedda

[Mike.Perry]

I have an antique 2000 version of AutoCAD and I am unable to find the command that toggles the tray settings visibility below the command line. I am also new to AUGI and unsure if this is the proper place to ask about this. Pls adv.

Hi

As far as I know ( which means nothing ), there is no setting in AutoCAD 2000 that enables you to control the display of the buttons you see on the Status Bar menu...

Note, Brenda's response is only true if you're using an AutoCAD 2004 product or above.

If using a lower AutoCAD product I'm afraid you're stuck with all the buttons.

Have a good one, Mike

[hedda]

Hi

As far as I know ( which means nothing ), there is no setting in AutoCAD 2000 that enables you to control the display of the buttons you see on the Status Bar menu...

Have a good one, Mike

I am currently using 2000 and have the tray visible. However, when I install the exact same software on another computer, the tray is not visible. Any other places or people that might know?

Hedda

[Mike.Perry]

I am currently using 2000 and have the tray visible. However, when I install the exact same software on another computer, the tray is not visible. Any other places or people that might know?

Hi

Is the AutoCAD Command Line visible on the computer running AutoCAD 2000 that is not showing the Status Bar menu ?

If no, take a look here...

ID: TS17635 - Title bar, menus, and status bar are missing from the screen

Have a good one, Mike

[jaberwok]

Hi

Is the AutoCAD Command Line visible on the computer running AutoCAD 2000 that is not showing the Status Bar menu ?

If no, take a look here...

ID: TS17635 - Title bar, menus, and status bar are missing from the screen

Have a good one, Mike

AutoCAD
Title bar, menus, and status bar are missing from the screen

Published date: 1999-03-19
ID: TS17635

Applies to:
AutoCAD® 2000
Issue

The most likely cause for the title bar, menus, and status bar to disappear is because the Bonus utility, FULLSCREEN, has been used. FULLSCREEN (Full Screen AutoCAD) enlarges the AutoCAD drawing area by removing these items from the screen.

Solution

To reset the screen back to the default, go to the Express menu > Tools > Full Screen AutoCAD. To turn on the Full Screen mode, select 'Full Screen AutoCAD' again.

Note: The menus at the top of the screen and the status line at the bottom of the screen are hidden. If you move your cursor to the top of the screen, the pointer will change to a square icon. If you make a selection while the icon is active, you will have access to the menu.

IF your problem IS Fullscreen mode - which I doubt - just typing FULLSCREEN is a much simpler way to get out of it.