When using the CUI editor for the very first time, the natural response by many is to feel slightly overwhelmed because of the layout and number of controls. The CUI editor can be used to fully customize the QAT along with the ribbon, “legacy” pull-down menus, “legacy” toolbars, and other user interface elements in the AutoCAD environment. The Customize menu on the QAT contains a limited number of tools which can be displayed, but you can access a much wider range of tools by customizing the QAT with the CUI editor (see Figure 1). Assign a QAT to a workspace defined in the current customization (CUIx) file.Add and remove tools from a QAT: buttons, controls, and drop-down menus.Create and delete Quick Access toolbars from the loaded main customization (CUIx) file.Using the CUI editor, you can perform these QAT customization tasks:
Now, I’ll explain how the Customize User Interface (CUI) editor can be used to create and manage Quick Access toolbars. In Part 1 of my Quick Access toolbar tips, I discussed the benefits of customizing the QAT and how to accomplish customizing the QAT with the Customize menu and ribbon.
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