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autocad 2016 initial bar restoration

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aquila18

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Hello

during work sometimes some bars disappear from the menu (type : file, etc)
How do I do to restore them?
thank you 1000 for the answer
 
while working or opening an autocad session?
use ribbon or classic mode?
in any case when setting the menus correctly saves the work area so that it can be easily recalled if it should get high again
 
while working or opening an autocad session?
use ribbon or classic mode?
in any case when setting the menus correctly saves the work area so that it can be easily recalled if it should get high again
thanks to the answer and cmq the thing happens 'while working' and there is no button to restore the initial work area where it reports files,...??? ?
Thank you.
 
as the cards are customizable should be subject to the set work area.
make an attempt certainly not harmless.
by working area I mean this https://knowledge.autodesk.com/it/s...9736ed68-16ee-42ea-b07b-e9f310cb2017-htm.htmlwhen you have autocad as you would like to go to tools>area work and save by name and save. when everything goes to husk you make tools> work area and call back the saved one.

then if possible try to analyze the situation where the menus disappear like: type of command launched, working time, type of file opened... to try to discriminate against events and to circumscribe the motivations of the event
 
as the cards are customizable should be subject to the set work area.
make an attempt certainly not harmless.
by working area I mean this https://knowledge.autodesk.com/it/s...9736ed68-16ee-42ea-b07b-e9f310cb2017-htm.htmlwhen you have autocad as you would like to go to tools>area work and save by name and save. when everything goes to husk you make tools> work area and call back the saved one.

then if possible try to analyze the situation where the menus disappear like: type of command launched, working time, type of file opened... to try to discriminate against events and to circumscribe the motivations of the event
Yes, brilliant idea that I will adopt! thanks and greetings
 

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