What is the key combination for View Fit All? It's 4,5 in SS3.
Unknown said:T If you'd rather use Position Mapping with the legacy Task Navigation dialog rather than the ribbon, you can define the config var MS_TASKNAVIGATION_CONFIGURATION=1 and switch Task Navigation to one of the legacy presentations in the Preferences dialog.
Just to clarify then, using this config MS_TASKNAVIGATION_CONFIGURATION=1 will remove the ribbon and gives us back the tasks dialog. Is that correct?
Unknown said:"who will actually need this variable?"
Everybody who uses that specific PC.
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Unknown said:So what is the best location for to place something that is specific to local hardware. I.E. Setting QV_D3DVERSION = 9 for Direct X driver issues
Personally I would create a file something like "PCspecificChanges.cfg" and place it in one of the directories (C:\Program Files\Bentley\MicroStation CONNECT Edition\MicroStation\config\system) that process*.cfg. This way you can easily undo the changes that you make and you are not changing a file we deliver.
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I agree with Phil also. For that specific variable it would be a system variable since it would be needed and used by all versions.
I think though what David is trying to get at is how and where does he set individual settings for all users of a specific machine. In that case I would do as I describe above. There are many ways to skin a cat. It's just which way are you comfortable with and know and can support long term.
As Liam asked who do you want to see the change.
User = Personal.cfgUsers of a machine = System environment variable or if it is application specific the an application MyOrg specific cfgAll user = Organization LevelAll users of a WorkSpace (and all of its WorkSets) = WorkSpace LevelAll user of just a WorkSet = WorkSet level
Please note that all the Q3 variables are really for debugging purpose and are not designed or tested to be used as a long term solution. The long term solution is to upgrade or down grade the video drivers.
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