• Maximize MicroStation when started from desktop

    Inga Morozoff
    Inga Morozoff
    Original Tip Date: Sep 27, 2004 Maximize MicroStation when started from desktop If you have to constantly maximize MicroStation (or any other program) after it's been started from the desktop icon, do this: Right click the icon…
    • over 13 years ago
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  • Using a system variable for your license folder

    Inga Morozoff
    Inga Morozoff
    Original Tip Date: Apr 6, 2005 Using a system variable for your license folder By default MicroStation looks in the .../program/licensing/ folder for the license file. However, if you're like many of us and have several versions…
    • over 13 years ago
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  • Stop that annoying Restart Now - Restart Later dialog

    Inga Morozoff
    Inga Morozoff
    Original Tip Date: Jul 11, 2007 Stop that annoying Restart Now / Restart Later dialog Here's a terrific tip from a colleague: When Windows performs automatic updates on your computer, it will prompt you for a restart in the way…
    • over 13 years ago
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  • Open Windows Explorer and navigate to folder of active file from MicroStation

    Inga Morozoff
    Inga Morozoff
    Original Article Date: November 2005 Updated: December 2012 To open Windows Explorer to the folder of the open file, key in: %%. To open Windows Explorer to the folder of the open file, and have it selected, try this key in: $ % explorer…
    • over 10 years ago
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  • Using MSBATCH for command line processing

    Phil Chouinard
    Phil Chouinard
    Original Article Date: Feb 14, 2001 Batch process can be run directly from the system command line by using a external process called MSBATCH . With this utility you can do several things depending upon the version of MicroStation you're using. For…
    • over 11 years ago
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  • Using MSBATCH to replace cells from Windows Explorer

    Inga Morozoff
    Inga Morozoff
    With thanks to Duane Marshall for contributing this workflow that will allow you to replace cells by simply selecting a customized right-click menu item when using Windows Explorer . It's really quick slick! Simply put, an MS-DOS Batch File is a…
    • over 13 years ago
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