Hi,
So I was playing around with my Solidworks interface a few months ago and accidently deleted most of the headers in the interface of the drawing (such as sketch, extrusion tools, pattern tool etc). Is it possible to restore everything back to its original state?
I was doing a tutorial and i realized that it would be a hassle to work with the header interface cleared out like this. What can be done to fix this? Much thanks to everyone who helped.
If you right click on the Command Manager and click Customise, you'll get this window - hopefully the "Reset to Defaults" button will get you out of trouble.
Both suggestions will work but Glenn Schroeder'sGlenn Schroeder suggestion will give you specific options to restore what you want. Any time you are going to change your settings, make sure you save your settings first. This will allow you to set up custom settings and restore them if something happens.
Glenn Schroeder, this might be a candidate for an FAQ.
How to:
-turn CommandManager on and off
-add/remove tabs from CommandManager
-show/hide FeatureManager tree
-customize Toolbars
-use the Display Pane
-backup and restore settings
Michael Miller wrote:
Glenn Schroeder, this might be a candidate for an FAQ.
How to:
-turn CommandManager on and off
-add/remove tabs from CommandManager
-show/hide FeatureManager tree
-customize Toolbars
-use the Display Pane
-backup and restore settings
One of them is already done: Can I save my SolidWorks settings for when I upgrade, or to share with another user?
Right-click on a blank part of your screen above the graphics area and choose "Customize..." from the drop-down. You'll get a dialog box, but also all the Command Manager tabs will be visible. The text will be a grayish color instead of black in the ones that aren't active. Click on the ones you want to activate, and then click OK in the dialog box.