To Work With Toolbars
To Work With Toolbars
The main screen includes four docking areas in which you can position the Menu bar and any available toolbars. The areas are indicated in gold:
Hiding and displaying toolbars
To hide a toolbar:
1. Select Window > Toolbars and
Docking Windows. A submenu is displayed.
2. In the submenu, deselect the name of the toolbar you want
to hide.
To redisplay the toolbar, select its name in the Window > Toolbars and Docking Windows submenu.
Repositioning Toolbars
By default, the Menu bar
and any displayed toolbars are docked in the upper- and left-docking areas.
To reposition a toolbar:
- Position the cursor over the toolbar's grip, for example:
- When the cursor changes to
, click and drag the toolbar to its new position.
As you move the toolbar, Carveco updates the screen layout. When the toolbar is positioned away from a docking area, the toolbar's name is displayed.
- When you have repositioned the toolbar, release the mouse button.
Reverting to the default layout
To revert any changes you make to the screen layout, select
Window > Reset Layout or Window > Layout > Standard.
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