## Window Layouts Toolbar

Window Layouts toolbar

The Window Layouts toolbar allows you to store the layout of the any open windows, editors, and toolbars, and then restore them in your current part program by clicking on an icon.

Important: Be aware that layouts don't only store positions of toolbars and windows, but they also store settings and options associated with the windows and toolbars. If a layout has a certain setting selected, and you then save that layout, the setting gets saved with the layout. If you later deselect that window setting, without overwriting the stored layout, the next time you select the layout, PC-DMIS will restore the saved setting.

| The Minimize icon minimizes the Edit window’s size
| The Maximize icon maximizes the Edit window’s size.
| The Save icon displays the Enter Window Layout Name dialog box that allows you to save the current position and size of any open windows, editors, or toolbars under a desired layout name: The Window Layout Name box allows you to specify the name of the layout. PC-DMIS also displays this name as a ToolTip for the icon associated with the layout. If you don't include a layout name, PC-DMIS uses a default name of "Recall Window Layout".

Once you click OK, the layout gets saved and an icon representing that layout
appears on the toolbar with your layout configuration.

You cannot overwrite an existing layout with a new layout by giving it the same name. If you want to overwrite an existing layout, first delete the existing layout, and then give it the same name.

| The restore saved layout icon restores the stored layout. Any windows, editors, and toolbars are restored to their saved positions. Hovering your mouse over the icon shows the name of the stored layout.

Note: If you have multiple part programs open and have created a stored layout using one of the part programs, precedence is given to the part program on which the layout was created. The part program used to create the stored layout then becomes the active part program and displays the stored window layout.

More:

Deleting Saved User Layouts