When the dialog comes up, you can toggle OFF the items that you don't want to impose on the new file. cdf active is displayed, open the Resource Bar tab and place you cursor over the 'white space' and press MB3 and when the list of options come up select 'New Entry' and then 'Visualization Template' (about halfway down the list). Now you will need a user defined Resource Bar tab, but once you've got one defined (Preferences -> Palettes.) and the file with the desired. cdf, open some dummy file and update the color table using your new. cdf files that you wished to swap for the one currently being used in a part file, what you do is create the. So in your case if the ONLY thing that you want to do is have a series of different. Have you ever looked at 'Visualization Templates'? What these are is a scheme by which you can capture the current visualization setting of one part file and save it and then later use this 'template' to impose those settings on another part file. However, I may have an alternative for you. Why the problem with the Macro? Until all commands have been given the 'Journal' treatment, Macros will remain as the only alternative in some situations.

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