Racer24ksi
Structural
- Feb 18, 2002
- 11
Working with LT...
In creating new buttons with macro routines, each button has an icon associated with it. I find that as I create a new icon, CAD prompts me to "save" or "save as" and I give it a descriptive "name.bmp". The bitmap is saved under the name that I gave it, but it is also saved under a generic name of ICON####.bmp. Unfortunately, the menu file uses the generic name instead of the descriptive name.
Is there some way to avoid this? My office guru says "that's just the way CAD is" but I'm hoping otherwise. It becomes a problem when you want to create a universal menu file to be used on several computers that do not rely on a server for central data storage. With generic names, it is too easy to lose track of what button is what, and chances are you will end up with smiley faces at the next computer.
Suggestions? Thanks in advance.
Bill
Racer24ksi
In creating new buttons with macro routines, each button has an icon associated with it. I find that as I create a new icon, CAD prompts me to "save" or "save as" and I give it a descriptive "name.bmp". The bitmap is saved under the name that I gave it, but it is also saved under a generic name of ICON####.bmp. Unfortunately, the menu file uses the generic name instead of the descriptive name.
Is there some way to avoid this? My office guru says "that's just the way CAD is" but I'm hoping otherwise. It becomes a problem when you want to create a universal menu file to be used on several computers that do not rely on a server for central data storage. With generic names, it is too easy to lose track of what button is what, and chances are you will end up with smiley faces at the next computer.
Suggestions? Thanks in advance.
Bill
Racer24ksi