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Note: After the initial transfer operation, you can add new tool palettes that you created by drag and dropping them to the Catalog in Content Browser. (see that it is not a simple drag and drop operation, you have to click in the palette you want to load in the contend browser and keep pressing the mouse button till a syringe icon loads, then drag to the tool palettes bar in AutoCAD Drag and drop the palettes you want from the catalog to your tool palettes bar.Browse t the network location you specified before.When you import it, it will create the necessary palette. Add catalog -> Add an existing Catalog xtp file is the exported equivalent of one palette for Tool Palettes.In any computer where you want to add those palettes, follow these steps Drag and drop the new palettes to from you palettes side bar to the Catalog.Double click the new catalog that you have created.Browse to a network location that all computers can access.Right click and "Add Catalog" -> Create New Catalog.Click on the content browser icon or type CONTENTBROWSER in the command line window.There is a small lock in the locked position in the lower right of my palette that I cannot cause to unlock. I am trying to edit blocks I have in the palette but I am not allowed to view any of the delete or copy commands. To store the palettes you have created do the following: I am unable to modify the tool palettes in 2007 Architecutal Desktop.

So here comes a kind of extended version of it. But the explanation from autodesk I think is a bit short and might not be enough fo a newby. AutoCAD automatically populates the palette with its first command, a circle. Select and drag the circle over the palette. Right click on the default set of palettes that appears and choose ‘Create New Palette’. Basically it explains the following steps to do that. Basic Steps: Type in ‘TOOLPALETTES’ to the command line. Chad has attended Autodesk University for the past 4 years, returning in 2017 (first time as an.

Here is a link to the support site from autodesk about the topic. 2.4.3) Tool palettes Tool palettes are tabbed areas within the Tool Palettes window that provide an efficient method for organizing, sharing, and repeatedly. There is no Export command so finding the way to do so it might be a bit complicated. Transfer your tool palettes from one computer to another.Īfter creating tool palettes in any of the AutoCAD versions, you might want to transfer them to other computers in your network.
