Menu Bar - Specifies the display of the menu bar.Start On - Specifies if the Model tab or last used layout is set current.(Full or Merged)ĭetermines which user interface elements are displayed after start up or when a workspace is set current. Contextual Display Type - Specifies whether the ribbon tab replaces all ribbon tabs on the ribbon or is merged with the ribbon tabs already displayed on the ribbon.Display Text - Displays the name of the ribbon tab or panel.The description you enter is displayed in the status bar or in a tooltip.

Description - Displays the description for the user interface element.The name you enter is the label or tooltip name displayed in the program. Name - Displays the name of the user interface element.Generalĭisplays the name and description of a command or user interface element. You can specify which object types and properties are enabled to use with the Quick Properties panel and rollover tooltips.ĭisplays user interface properties that you can view, edit, or delete. Quick Propertiesĭisplays a list of object types and associated properties. Panel Previewĭisplays a preview of the selected ribbon panel. Toolbar Previewĭisplays a preview of the selected toolbar. Shortcutsĭisplays 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. You can create new and edit existing images with the Button Editor. Button Imageĭisplays the images that can be assigned to a command. Elements or items that display properties include specific menus, menu commands, toolbars, and toolbar buttons. Propertiesĭisplays the properties of user interface elements or items selected in the tree view. Informationĭescribes selected user interface elements that do not have properties (such as the Toolbars node, Menus node, and Shortcut Menus node). Displays content specific to the user interface element you select in the tree view in the left pane.

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