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  1. #16
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    This exact thing happened to me today and I re-named the toolbar file and Chief created a new one, then it opened for me. I sent Brian the old toolbar. Only thing is, lost my custom toolbars. It get me a little nervous when I can't even open the program.
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    Quote Originally Posted by perryh View Post
    .....................Only thing is, lost my custom toolbars.................
    You can export your layer sets and hotkeys as a backup in case you lose them, I wonder if you can export your custom toolbars in case this happens again.
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    Quote Originally Posted by dshall View Post
    You can export your layer sets and hotkeys as a backup in case you lose them, I wonder if you can export your custom toolbars in case this happens again.
    Try this: Right click on your toolbar folder (...\Chief Architect Premier X5 Data\Toolbars) and select "copy". Then, immediately, right click and select "paste" and you will have a new folder called "Toolbars - Copy".

    In the event that the toolbar folder decides to call it quits, just replace it with a clone of your copy. Easy Peasy (as Scott would say)

    Anytime I make any changes to my custom toolbars, I repeat this quick step, and they are backed up.

    @Perry, you could grab a copy of your toolbar folder from your last backup of your Chief data folder to restore your custom toolbar configurations.
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  4. #19
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    Thanks guys, nice tips for sure
    Perry
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