The padlock is activated by checking the ‘Display locking’ option. If you don’t see the Padlock, click on the arrow at the extreme right hand end of the status bar to pop up a list of elements that you can add or remove. Once you have it all set up how you want it you can lock the UI by clicking on the padlock icon in the bottom right hand side of your screen. You can move any of the controls (Toolbars, Palettes, floating ribbon tabs) anywhere you like. The Autocad User Interface or ‘UI’ – is Unlocked by default. I thought that this would make a good subject for a quick tip, and I cooked up this video to go with it – enjoy! ‘I just want it to stay how I set it!’ ‘How do I lock the position of my toolbars?’ However it did prompt Steve to ask the question: Thankfully, Steve had saved his workspace, so no harm done. I was trying so show my colleague Steve some cool stuff today, when I accidentally moved one of his toolbars. Did you ever go to grab some AutoCAD geometry and accidently ‘Nudge’ a control instead?
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