Sunday, November 8, 2009

Revit 2010: Using the Quick Access Toolbar

The Quick Access toolbar contains the following items by default:

To undo or redo a series of operations, click the drop-down to the right of the Undo and Redo buttons. This displays the command history in a list. Starting with the most recent command, you can select any number of previous commands to include in the Undo or Redo operation.

The Quick Access toolbar can display below the ribbon. Click Show Below the Ribbon on the Customize Quick Access Toolbar to change the display setting.
















You can customize the Quick Access toolbar. to include commands that you use frequently. To add a ribbon button to the Quick Access toolbar, right-click the button on the ribbon and click Add to Quick Access toolbar. Buttons are added to the right of the default commands on the Quick Access toolbar.

While in an edit mode (such as Place a Wall), or the Family Editor, items that are added to the Quick Access toolbar from the Create, Modify, Group, Clipboard, or View Graphics panel persist on the toolbar for that mode. However, when you switch to another editing mode, these items do not display and need to be re-added to the Quick Access toolbar.

Note There are some tools on contextual tabs that cannot be added to the Quick Access toolbar.

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