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Yes, you have to record a different macro for each tool you want to create specific settings for. So, for instance, I created a macro called dropall that runs the drop element command and selects all the different element types. Then you can either create a function key that runs "macro...

Thanks zride91, I called our Bentley support line and they said there was no way to save these settings, but they did offer a decent work around. They suggested recording a macro where you check all the settings you want and then use that macro as your tool. I've done this and it works just...

zride91, i have the exact same issue. did you ever find a solution?

Is there a way to save my specific tool settings (i.e. when i click drop element, I want all of the boxes checked Complex, Dimensions, Line Strings, etc...). I don't want these settings to be saved to a specific drawing, I want these to remain checked whenever I open any file and after I close...