To remove a command (Procedure)

Create, Edit, and Reuse Commands

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Create, Edit, and Reuse Commands

 

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Create, Edit, and Reuse Commands

Concept

Procedure

Quick Reference

To remove a command

1. Click Tools tab Customization panel User Interface . At the command prompt, enter cui.
2. In the Customize User Interface Editor, Customize tab, Command List pane, select Custom from the Command Filter drop-down list.

   The list is filtered to only show the commands that you have created in the loaded customization files.

3. Select the command to be removed, and right-click over the command.
4. Click Remove.
   NoteA command only can be removed when it is not being referenced by a user interface element, such as a toolbar or menu.
   WarningThere is no way to undo the removal of a command or user interface element from inside the Customize User Interface (CUI) Editor, so be careful when removing commands and user interface elements. If you accidentally remove the wrong command or user interface element the best thing to do is click Cancel, but this will also undo any other changes that you might have made. If you already made several changes to the CUI file and don't want to lose the changes that you already made, you can open the backup CUI file that is automatically created after a change is made to a CUI file from the Transfer tab and then proceed to recover the command or user interface element that was accidentally removed.