Saves changes you've made to a workspace when you switch to another workspace. (WSAUTOSAVE system variable) Automatically Save Workspace Changes Do Not Save Changes to Workspaceĭoes not save changes you've made to a workspace when you switch to another workspace Add SeparatorĪdds a separator between workspace names. Moves workspace names down in the display order. Moves workspace names up in the display order.

The workspaces displayed here and in the Workspaces toolbar and menu include the current workspace (displayed with a check mark in the toolbar and menu) and the workspace you've defined in the My Workspace= option, regardless of the display settings. Menu Display and OrderĬontrols which workspace name you want to display in the Workspaces toolbar and menu, the order of those workspace names, and whether a separator line is added between each workspace name. My Workspaceĭisplays a list of workspaces from which you can choose a workspace to assign to the My Workspace toolbar button. This option is not available for all windows.The following options are displayed.

The window becomes more opaque when the cursor is over it. The window becomes transparent so that it does not obscure objects under it. Sets the degree of transparency for the window and on mouse over. Undocked windows with auto-hide are displayed as a bar inside the drawing area. When this option is cleared, the window stays open continuously. A floating window rolls open and closes as the cursor moves across it. The Allow Docking option must be selected before you can anchor a window. An anchored window cannot be set to stay open. When an anchored window is open, its content overlaps the drawing area.

Enter or select the file in which the linetype you want to load is stored. The Select Linetype File dialog box (a standard file selection dialog box) is displayed. The following files contain standard linetypes: AutoCAD: acad.lin. An anchored window rolls open and closed as the cursor moves across it. Loads a linetype whose definition exists in a file. Attach, or anchor, a dockable window or palette to the left or right side of the drawing area. A docked window adheres to one side of the application window, causing the drawing area to be resized. Select this option if you want to dock or anchor a dockable window. If the window has panes, drag the bar between panes to resize the panes. Drag an edge of the window to change its size. Settings for these and other options are often changed on a shortcut menu, available by right-clicking the title bar of the palette or window. Windows such as the ribbon, Properties palette, tool palettes, Command window and DesignCenter can be docked, anchored, or floated. Setting the Behavior of Dockable Windows and Palettes

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