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Topic ClosedI have lost my RIBBON

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John Nold Mathis View Drop Down
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    Posted: 08.Apr.2020 at 09:50
Somehow by my own error while customizing my screen, I have lost my Ribbon in Acad 2018. Following the help utility is not restoring it, ie: entering RIBBON in the command line. I have found only bunny trails. Has anyone a suggestion beyond the first standard approach ? The Project just hit a time hole. Thank you. JM.
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 08.Apr.2020 at 14:06
Try this.

https://www.cadzation.com/help/acroplot/my_autocad_ribbons_are_lost.htm#
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