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Customizations In Pane
Displays a tree structure of user interface elements that can be customized,
such as workspaces, toolbars, menus, ribbon panels, partial CUIx files, and so
on.
List box Displays a list of CUIx files that are loaded and an Open option.
Available Customizations In toolbar Contains Load Partial Customization
File and Save All Current Customization Files buttons.
Load Partial Customization File Loads a CUIx file that you can add to the
acad.cuix file.
Save All Current Customization Files Saves changes to all loaded CUIx files.
Image Manager Displays the
Image Manager on page 398, in which you can
import, export, and delete images stored in a loaded CUIx file.
Tree View Displays the current customization file in a structured view so you
can add and modify the user interface elements.
Dynamic Display Pane
Displays content specific to the user interface element you select in the tree
view in the left pane.
Information Describes selected user interface elements that do not have
properties (such as the Toolbars node, Menus node, and Shortcut Menus node).
Properties Displays the properties of user interface elements or items selected
in the tree view. Elements or items that display properties include specific
menus, menu commands, toolbars, and toolbar buttons.
Button Image Displays the images that can be assigned to a command. You
can create new and edit existing images with the
Button Editor on page 397.
Shortcuts Displays a list of shortcut key names and temporary override names,
their corresponding shortcut key combinations, keyboard shortcut type
(shortcut key or temporary override), and the source CUIx file name.
Toolbar Preview Displays a preview of the selected toolbar.
Panel Preview Displays a preview of the selected ribbon panel.
Quick Properties Displays a list of object types and associated properties. You
can specify which object types and properties are enabled to use with the
Quick Properties panel and rollover tooltips.
Command List Pane
Displays a list of commands that are loaded in the program.
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