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    Posted: 17.Feb.2011 at 17:47

The OP can always resort to pressing the Clean Screen button for wiping everything.
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Points: 310 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 17.Feb.2011 at 17:36
I see now that the 'toolbar' the OP was referring to is called the "Drawing Status Bar" and it consists of two primary groups (the Annotation Icons and the Tray Icons). But even though everything is 'turned off', the bar remains.

Anyways, thank you for the tip on the TRAYICONS command. Star


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Points: 7175 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: 17.Feb.2011 at 17:19

I thought the OP just wanted to rid his system tray of that one item.  You want to kill the entire tray?

TRAYICONS - Set it to zero.  Problem solved.


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LOL...no, actually, I was hoping you would step me through actually disabling (or hiding) that Annotative Scales area. I truly can't figure out how.

EDIT: It's obvious that you can "hide" (uncheck) those 3 features, but that does not remove the entire area from the screen.


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Semantics.  You say "hide" and I say "disable".  Either way, it is possible to make the Annotation Scales feature, in the system tray, not visible.  There, is that better?
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If he is talking about Annotation Scales, in the system tray, then that too can be disabled. 
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I think he's actually talking about the Annotation Scales.



That 'toolbar' really isn't a toolbar and I haven't found a way to turn it off completely. All you can do is hide a few of the features (as in the image above).

Good Luck!!


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Originally posted by allmostawake allmostawake wrote:

Thank you very much. That is certainly the easiest way to do it. I've got a new ? for you. Just above the command line is the View port tool bar right? The one with the two sets of annotation scales.How do I turn that on and off? Thanks

If you are talking about Viewport Scale, in your Tray, then right-click in an empty grey area and deselect Viewport Scale.  On my system this is located at the very bottom of my screen BELOW the command line.

If you actually have the Viewport toolbar sitting above your command line there should be a white "X" in the upper right-hand corner of the toolbat itself that will close it out.
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Thank you very much. That is certainly the easiest way to do it. I've got a new ? for you. Just above the command line is the View port tool bar right? The one with the two sets of annotation scales.How do I turn that on and off? Thanks
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