You must also be aware that the QAT is linked to your current workspace. Basic commands can be added to the QAT by selecting the application arrow and checking any of the default items on the list shown and they will be added to the current QAT. Most of the default tools located in the QAT are related to CAD drawing and management tasks such as New, Open, Save, Undo, etc. In this article we are going to explore how to turn the QAT from a part-time user to a full-blown productive application.įigure 1: Quick Access toolbars The Basics You can right-click to add a command, create a custom command, or even add a macro with a custom button to launch from the QAT. AutoCAD gives us the ability to customize the QAT to a new level. Many people use the QAT for printing, saving, and opening files-the basic commands we all need. The QAT, by default, is found in the upper-left corner of the application window. The Quick Access Toolbar is a customizable toolbar that contains a set of commands grouped together. Figure 1 shows the QAT in Autodesk AutoCAD (1) and then again in Microsoft Word (2). The Quick Access toolbar (QAT) can be found in many software products including Microsoft Office and Autodesk design software including AutoCAD® and its verticals. Back November 7th, 2016 Putting the Q in the QAT
