Window Area on Mouse Buttons

Discussion in 'Microstation' started by Greg Carlill, Aug 18, 2003.

  1. Greg Carlill

    Greg Carlill Guest

    Hi All,

    The standard way to program the window area command to your mouse
    seems to be.

    4,T,WIND AREA EXT;D;/D;WIND AREA

    Up until today I had the above command line programmed to the
    left/right mouse button chord but while using accudraw I discovered
    the following will work and I though it would be good to share it with
    the news group.

    4,T,WIND AREA EXT;ACCUDRAW DIALOG MAIN;/D;/D;WIND AREA

    The accudraw dialog main passes focus back to accudraw. This enabled
    the ~ bump setting button to be used. ie You can use the left/right
    chord like normal for a window area, but if you use the ~ bump setting
    during the middle it will automaticly open another window and apply
    your window area to this window.

    Hope this is of use to others.
    GregC
     
    Greg Carlill, Aug 18, 2003
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