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                        5.  Additional buttons can be added to this   menu for toolbars: right-click in an empty
                            new toolbar.                        space on any toolbar to access it. See
                        6.  By default, a new toolbar will inherit the   “Contextual Menus” on page 39.
                            name of the first tool that was added to
                            it, preceded by the word Custom. You       Restoring Toolbars
                            can assign a new name in the Toolbar   To discard your changes and restore all
                            Customization dialog. See “Toolbar   installed Toolbar Configurations to their
                            Panel” on page 147.                 original condition, click the Reset Toolbars
                        7.  Still on the TOOLBAR panel, specify the   button in the Toolbar Customization dialog.
                            View Types that the new toolbar should   See “Toolbar Panel” on page 147.
                            be used in.
                                                                Because Reset Toolbars affects all Toolbar
                                                                Configurations, you may find it worthwhile
                             You can use the Empty Space button in  to create your own custom Toolbar
                             your toolbars as a spacer.
                                                                Configurations.
                                Locking Toolbars                You can also restore toolbars to their original
                                                                state in the Preferences dialog. Note that if
                             When your toolbars are organized the   toolbars are restored using this option, any
                             way you want them, you can select   custom configurations that you have created
                        Tools> Toolbars and Hotkeys> Lock       will be discarded. See “Reset Options Panel”
                        Toolbars to prevent them from being moved.   on page 136.
                        Select the same tool to unlock toolbars. Lock
                        Toolbars is also available in the contextual



                   Creating Custom Toolbar Configurations
                        If you extensively edit your toolbars, you   3.  Give the new configuration a short,
                        may want to consider creating one or more   unique name. It will be saved in the
                        custom Toolbar Configurations so that your   Chief Architect Toolbars folder. See
                        changes can be backed up as well as        “Chief Architect Data” on page 55.
                        transferred to a different computer if you   4.  When you click Save, the new configu-
                        wish.                                      ration will be active. It will appear in the
                                                                   list, and will be highlighted.
                        To create a custom configuration
                                                                5.  You can now move toolbars, add or
                        1.  Go to the CONFIGURATIONS panel of the   remove buttons, and add or remove tool-
                            Toolbar Customization dialog.          bars to meet your requirements.
                        2.  Select a configuration similar to the one   6.  Select each of the different View Types
                            you want to create and click Copy.     to see the toolbars active in each and
                                                                   confirm that they suit your needs.




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