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Alex
CLONE MDT6 SETUPS
Posted: Sep 14, 2009 6:01 PM
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Hi everyone.
I have to reinstall MDT 6.0 to the new computer.
How I can clone my custom toolbars to the newly installed prog.
I guess I need to replace a in-box menus by custom ones.
But which one?

Thanks
Al
Alex
Re: CLONE MDT6 SETUPS
Posted: Sep 15, 2009 11:09 AM   in response to: Alex in response to: Alex
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Sorry I should type "out of the box menus" instead "in-box menus".
Al

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Hi everyone.
I have to reinstall MDT 6.0 to the new computer.
How I can clone my custom toolbars to the newly installed prog.
I guess I need to replace a in-box menus by custom ones.
But which one?

Thanks
Al
Sridhar-Autodesk

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Re: CLONE MDT6 SETUPS
Posted: Sep 15, 2009 2:31 PM   in response to: Alex in response to: Alex
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Hi Alex,

Backup all customization files before you try following steps;


Copy all menu files to the support folder on the new system.



You need to copy the following menu files to the new system:



<menu name>.mnu

<menu name>.mns

<menu name>.mnr

<menu name>.mnc

<menu name>.mnl



Where <menu name> is the name of the custom menu.



Note: A quick way to find these files is to use search in Windows and search on *.mn*.



Use the MENU command and load the acad.mns file. The custom toolbars will now be loaded and useable on this system.

Thanks,

Sridhar

Software QA Engineer

Autodesk, Inc.

Alex
Re: CLONE MDT6 SETUPS
Posted: Sep 15, 2009 5:10 PM   in response to: Sridhar-Autodesk in response to: Sridhar-Autodesk
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Appreciate your help.

Al


<Sridhar-Autodesk> wrote in message news:6254624@discussion.autodesk.com...
Hi
Alex,
Backup all customization files before you try following steps;

Copy all menu files to the support folder on the new system.


You need to copy the following menu files to the new system:


<menu name>.mnu
<menu name>.mns
<menu
name>.mnr
<menu name>.mnc
<menu name>.mnl


Where <menu name> is the name of the custom menu.


Note: A quick way to find these files is to use search in Windows and
search on *.mn*.


Use the MENU command and load the acad.mns file. The custom toolbars will
now be loaded and useable on this system.
Thanks,
Sridhar
Software QA
Engineer
Autodesk, Inc.