Topic: (C3D '09) Event viewer

[Mark]

According to the documentation ...

The Event Viewer is a Panorama vista. Each drawing can have a different Event Viewer session associated with it. When you change the active drawing, the Event Viewer session changes. If you do not activate the Event Viewer for a drawing, the Event Viewer is not displayed when that drawing becomes active. For information about Panorama vistas, see The Panorama Window.

So how does one turn off the event viewer?

[Alan Cullen]

Now I'm in deep p o o......

Put your hands together, get down on your knees, clasp your hands.....and say "please god, give me 12D Model instead of this rubbish".

And...*poof*

You are now an expert using 12D Model instead of that other rubbish.

All who wish to object, please place your name in the bin here, I will get back to you in due course. 

[Jeff_M]

So how does one turn off the event viewer?

Toolspace->Settings->r/c drawing, Edit Drawing Settings->Ambient Settings->General->Show Event Viewer Yes/No

[Mark]

So how does one turn off the event viewer?

Toolspace->Settings->r/c drawing, Edit Drawing Settings->Ambient Settings->General->Show Event Viewer Yes/No

Thank you Jeff!

[mjfarrell]

So how does one turn off the event viewer?

Toolspace->Settings->r/c drawing, Edit Drawing Settings->Ambient Settings->General->Show Event Viewer Yes/No

Thank you Jeff!

uh, I've been in transit...and wonder why, Mark are you turning the Event Viewer, Pain O rama window OFF?

[Mark]

So how does one turn off the event viewer?

Toolspace->Settings->r/c drawing, Edit Drawing Settings->Ambient Settings->General->Show Event Viewer Yes/No

Thank you Jeff!

uh, I've been in transit...and wonder why, Mark are you turning the Event Viewer, Pain O rama window OFF?

Because I don't want to see the darn thing!

I'm sure there are times when you want to see that vista, I just haven't discovered it yet.

[mjfarrell]

        


uh, OK....