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restore the classic interface

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Tony2k

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Since the ribbon mode came out in 2009 I couldn't get passionate about myself and since last year, when the classical mode was completely eliminated, it became pure hatred! the problem is that they force you to make too many clicks, for example if you have to move over or under a level you have to make three, always if you have not wrong menu since many commands are now tendon. other hyper annoying thing is when you select a photo or a retino and you automatically go into the dedicated menu, but in 99% of cases I just have to move and then go another click on start!

Now I know that the only system to tone to the classic version is to make the import from an old installation, but I find that it is a therapeutic anger and most likely one day will eliminate compatibility. I wonder if there is the possibility of having a ribbon with all the visible commands (without drop-down menu), with fewer sections and without the automatic passage to the menus dedicated to images, retini et similia.
 
Since the ribbon mode came out in 2009 I couldn't get passionate about myself and since last year, when the classical mode was completely eliminated, it became pure hatred!
ok for those who use to restore the classic menu, I too am of this notice, but I would recommend seeing the little difference of price to leave autocad and buy autocad map, is always autocad, it still has the possibility to tramine serrata to pass between the different viauslizations of menu' and more for those who have never tried it really opens another world and system of work, just think that in 4 clicks (I know it's an ultraminimal explanation) but from the idea of how you could work, I can't help but do it for myself would be like autocad to autocadlt
 

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