Help with version 7

I've been using QP7 for a while now. At one time I was able to load a
toolbar that existed as a .BR3 from my _NBSTARTMACRO on startup. Now I get a
message saying "Cannot load toolbar".

    Also, if I try to create a new toolbar using the toolbar designer, it
doesn't save the file. The toolbar buttons work as along as I don't close
QP. If I do then the toolbar is not there and no .BR3 was saved.

    I'm sure there's a simple answer but I don't know what it is.

    Help please.

Tony



-- 
Tony

Tony wrote:
> I've been using QP7 for a while now. At one time I was able to load a
> toolbar that existed as a .BR3 from my _NBSTARTMACRO on startup. Now I get
a
> message saying "Cannot load toolbar".
> 
>     Also, if I try to create a new toolbar using the toolbar designer, it
> doesn't save the file. The toolbar buttons work as along as I don't close
> QP. If I do then the toolbar is not there and no .BR3 was saved.

The error message should normally be appended with the filename of the toolbar 
file that QP is reporting as being unavailable, e.g., "Cannot load toolbar:

test.br3".  Thus, the absence of a cited filename is strange and may
indicate 
corruption in your program file(s).

Nevertheless, your other comments suggest that a toolbar file is in fact being 
created, because the new toolbar apparently functions for the duration of the QP

session.  A new toolbar file is created (by default in the Corel\SuiteN\Programs

folder) the very instant you click
View-Toolbars-Create-"mytoolbar"-OK, even 
BEFORE you add any buttons to it.

BWT, unless this functionality wasn't present in QP7 yet (I have v8), any 
toolbar can simply be loaded on startup by checking the box next to its name, 
without the need for specific instructions in the startup macro.

As a last resort, you might simply copy one of the existing toolbar files and 
rename it to something suitable (TonysToolbar.br3), then pull it into QP by 
"creating" a new toolbar from an existing toolbar file -- you'll need
to 
reference the specific toolbar file, including the path.  Then simply edit the 
toolbar features.

Cheers,
Uli