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Refresh icons on button bar

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Hello everyone
Is there any chance to refresh icons on button bar?
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Hello monotyp
In what sense? You mean a command? That is not possible at the moment AFAIK.
But just to refresh the icons by hand, you only need to delete the *.br1 file, this caches the icons.
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2monotyp
Is there any chance to refresh icons on button bar?
Hello,

right click on the buttonbar, click "Change" and press OK in the dialog.
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But just to refresh the icons by hand, you only need to delete the *.br1 file, this caches the icons.
Yes, that i know. But I thing about icon bar with user buttons (not drivers etc.) Maybe is there ant command or something (API?)? Info about patch to icons 'user button bar' is in default.bar.
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2monotyp
But you can assign any icon to a button, is that not enough?
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Click on 'configuration->change buttonbar'. All of the icons are reloaded and displayed - if they are in the rigth location .

Sometimes I have the problem copying my TC to anoher location while the links to the icons point to 'nowhere'. Adopting the *bar file and placing the icons in the right place they are still not displayed until you click on each button for change an okay as Lefteous described. Or open 'change Buttonbar' dialog.


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yes, i can. but i write now script which will be burn disc from command line (it will be with button in tcmd of course), so when script will be running (burning disk) i want chance icon via script (it will be hmm a cross ;). but when i chance path via script in default.bar there is no result in program :(
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As I said, this is not possible AFAIK. But lets wait for the others :-)
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2monotyp
yes, i can. but i write now script which will be burn disc from command line (it will be with button in tcmd of course), so when script will be running (burning disk) i want chance icon via script (it will be hmm a cross . but when i chance path via script in default.bar there is no result in program
It seems as if you want to it automatically. Here is way to do it:
Download "TC Script Editor" and save the following script as a TC script file (tcs).

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PostCmd(cm_ButtonConfig);
SendVKey(9, 2);
SendVKey(13, 2);
I have tested the script.
Make the desired changes to the buttonbar button and launch TCScript with the /run parameter to call the script at the end of your batch file which calls the burning application.
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