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In 2006 (not sure if its the same for 200you get up the CUI and navigate to Mouse Buttons|Shift+Click|Button 2 (for right shift+click)
RightClick and clear current assignment then drag your new command onto the now empty button.
I'm sorry if you have tried all this and 2008 is different. I might be able to tell you in a few weeks time.
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4th Apr 2007 10:33 am #1Super Moderator
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Right-click customisation
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I try to help someone but... it's me needing some help.
In AutoCAD 2008 how can I add the 3DFOrbit command to the right-click menu?
Can someone please help us?
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4th Apr 2007 10:57 am #2Luminous Being
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I may not have given the correct advice but this prompted me to sort out an un-answered question I had!
We have one machine that didn't have any right-click functionality. It turned out to have the wrong CUI loaded as master. When that was corrected I got a different set of right-click functions. When I deleted them it started working how I wanted it to."That's it. It's one thing for a ghost to terrorize my children, but quite another for him to play my Theremin." Homer Simpson
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My friend's CUI interface differs from the one in your picture -I guess because it is plain AutoCAD. Unfortunately I was unable to solve the problem :-(
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I very young 2007 user (about one week)
. I think you should add 3DOrbit command to Default Menu chortcut menu. Is there in 2008 CUI-Interface bottom window with commands to drag&drop?
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