Open | Hide AVC

Commands for opening or hiding AVC palettes from the list.

You can use the OpenAVC and HideAVC commands to conveniently customize the interface, to create your own buttons with macros.

Both commands ask you to enter a text string in which you can list the names of the AVC palettes that you want to open or hide. In addition, instead of a list, you can enter special keywords. The list should be separated by commas and written without spaces. The case of the letters in the list does not matter.

The following palette names and keywords are available:

• AVC or AvcPalette - open or close the AVC Properties Palette.

• DwgTree - the Drawing Tree palette.

• Options - the AVC settings palette.

• Name or NamePalette - a text palette for entering solid and block names.

• Kind or KindPalette - a text palette for entering the Solid Type

• Info or InfoPalette - a text palette for entering the solid or block description.

• User0, User1, ... User19 - text palettes for entering user solid properties (if you ordered the creating of such properties for you).

• User - if you do not specify the user property number, all their palettes will be opened at once.

• All - a keyword to open all the above palettes.

• Main - the same as AVC,DwgTree,Options.

• Text - all text palettes: Name, Kind, Info, User0...

• List - a keyword to output to the command line a list of all palettes that are currently open/hidden.

The OpenAVC and HideAVC commands do not have buttons in the menu, because they are intended only for creating macros. But you can enter them from the keyboard in the command line.

The commands are supplied only as part of the AVC Kit and AVC Pro collections.