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The menu fileFor those new to what a menu file is, it is the file that controls how your AutoCAD desktop looks and operates. There are several types of files that you will see, they are described below:
We will be dealing only with ".MNU" and ".MNL" files here. The rest will be created by AutoCAD from the ".MNU" files and we don't really need to worry much about them. For those who don't know what a menu file controls, it defines:
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Menus and menu components included with APS-2008The APS-2008 software comes with a menu for each supported version of AutoCAD (13, 14, 2000, 2000i, 2002, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008). The menu files are located in your "Custom" or "APS-Local Files" folders
with backup copies located in the "...APS-200X\Support\MenuFiles" folder. They include the following:
There are also several other APS menu files that are included that are loaded automatically as needed. They are:
The APS-at... menu files are the active toolbar menu files. For more on the Active Toolbars see Using the active toolbar. The APS-ls... menu files are for use with the layer schemes layer control method. See "Layer Schemes" Layer Control Method for more information. Back to top | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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