I will not repeat it here so check it out. My last article discussed this and the option of custom command ribbons. Trimble likes to build a left to right icon structure to streamline processes. When trying something new or potentially harmful, do a save and give it a try. However, automation of a process comes with a price and sometimes you get results you do not want. When I want to streamline the data process, a well-written command will make life easier. Updates happen without notice and become more user-friendly all the time. When you want to be a real geek like me, run through all the commands and run them for practice.
As more are added, it is good to scroll through to see what you may be missing. Here is a quick view of some of the commands you will find. Sometimes I forget where the command I want is, but you can bring up the command pane using F12 or find the icon in the ribbon bar where the command name and icon are listed. Many of us CAD users are familiar with pull down and flyout menus. Below are the things that make it function. The 3D first approach has become an advantage for TBC. The roots of CAD have always been the creation of a 2D set of plans. Being a non-CAD program, the developers of Trimble Business Center were able to create something entirely new and change things they did not like about CAD, (things none of us like about CAD) with a fresh approach to data creation and manipulation.
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