Scroll down under “Workspace Contents” and Expand “Palettes”, select “Ribbon” and change “Show” to “No”.Ĭlick “Done” once you have all the toolbars and other items turned on that you want turned on and the Ribbon, etc turned off that you do not want to see. Many of the items will have turned to check boxes at this time, even the Ribbon selections.Ĭheck the items you want… As you check a box, it shows up on the right hand side … You can tell because most everything on the left (upper left) side has changed to check boxes (click the + sign on the left side of "Toolbars")! The "Customize Workspace" button will change to "Done". Select your new Workspace name in the left column and click the “Customize Workspace” button in the right hand column. Right click on the Workspace heading and select “New Workspace”Įnter a new Workspace name, “My AutoCAD Classic” and hit the Enter key. To create your own “AutoCAD Classic” Workspace: Still missing… But, it is real easy to create one. Now enter CUI at the command line to bring up the Custom User Interface dialog. Launch AutoCAD and check the Workspace list:Ĭlick the “Workspace Switching” icon (looks like a gear at the bottom right).
However, it's very quick and easy to create a new one since they left the toolbars in the menu file (acad.cuix). I knew the writing was on the wall for AutoCAD.
It was just a matter of time, really, they removed it from Architecture a few years back. Yes it is and this is just one of the many changes made to AutoCAD.
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