



If you revert the active workspace, the Vectorworks program will reload the workspace with the same name from the application folder.Įxports the selected workspace as a text file.

If used on a customized workspace from the application folder, reverts the workspace to its default settings. If you delete the active workspace, the Vectorworks program will reload with the first workspace in the list as the active workspace.ĭeletes the selected workspace from the user folder if a workspace with the same name exists in a workgroup folder or the application folder. Default workspaces cannot be deleted from the application folder. Copies automatically have “copy” appended to the end of the original workspace name.ĭeletes the selected workspace permanently from the user folder. If you edit one of the standard Vectorworks workspaces, Vectorworks will save the customized copy in the user folder and maintain the original in the application folder.Ĭreates a duplicate of the currently selected workspace. Only one workspace can be edited at a time. Opens the selected workspace in the Workspace Editor dialog box. Opens the Workspace Editor dialog box and creates a new workspace Select Customize from the utility menu of a tool set or tool palette to edit the active tool palette/set portion of the workspace.Select Tools > Workspaces > Edit Current Workspace to edit the current workspace.Select Tools > Workspaces > Workspaces to manage all available workspaces.Workspaces can be managed in several ways: When updating your version of Vectorworks, use the Vectorworks Migration Manager to update custom workspaces to the latest version. You can also create customized plug-in tools, commands, and objects. Establish palette positions and settings to be used in the workspace.Add, modify, delete, and print the keyboard shortcuts for tools and commands.Rearrange the order and the position of menus, tool sets, tools, and commands.Remove unused menus, tool palettes, tool sets, tools, and commands.Add menus, tool palettes, tool sets, tools, and commands.Selecting or attempting to use a tool or command that is unavailable with your license results in a warning notifying you that you cannot use the selected tool or command. Create multiple workspaces for different drawing needs, or customize a single workspace to your personal preferences.Ĭustom workspaces imported from other users may contain tools or commands that are not available with your current Vectorworks license if this occurs, the Workspace Editor dialog box notifies you which commands and tools in the custom workspace are unavailable for your use. To create a custom workspace, you can edit the current workspace, edit a copy of the current workspace, or create a new workspace.
