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Sau khi người bạn đời cuối cùng, nhấn phím Esc, kiểm tra biểu tượng đánh dấu màu xanh lá cây, hoặc biểu tượng X màu đỏ từ PropertyManager hoặc góc xác nhận ở góc trên bên phải của khu vực đồ họa. Trong SolidWorks 2007 sp0, đó là một lỗi với người bạn đời khoảng cách đã được cố định trong sp1.0. | Part IV Creating and Using Libraries Install the new version with Toolbox in a new location for example SolidWorks 2007 Data or a directory name that helps to distinguish this library from another. Copy the old SolidWorks 2006 data containing the correct configurations over the top of the new SolidWorks 2007 data. Browse to the Toolbox data utilities subdirectory of the SolidWorks installation directory and run UpdateBrowserData.exe. The interface for this program is shown in Figure 17.18. FIGURE 17.18 The UpdateBrowserData.exe interface Select the Updating Database field and use the ellipsis button to browse to Toolbox data utilities lang English updatedb.mdb in the SolidWorks installation directory. Select the Database To Update field and browse to SWBrowser.mdb. You can find this file by following the ToolboxPartFolder path in the Toolbox.ini file and looking in the lang english subdirectory. Click Update. This prevents you from overwriting your old version while still copying the old version to the new installation and avoiding the Huge Screws syndrome. Adding custom Toolbox parts If you have been using SolidWorks and Toolbox for a few releases then you may recall that Toolbox had a function called the Add My Parts Wizard which added user-created parts to the Toolbox libraries. The parts were limited in that you could not use them with Smart Fasteners but the interface would work if the part had configurations. In SolidWorks 2007 the Add My Parts Wizard has been removed. However you can still add your own parts to Toolbox by simply dragging-and-dropping them. Drag-and-drop is available in third-level folders. Levels are counted from the Standard folder which is level 1. 526 Using Hole Wizard and Toolbox 17 Adding folders to Toolbox You can add folders to Toolbox through the RMB menu. Just RMB click a first- or second-level folder and select New Folder. You can create a new level-1 folder by RMB clicking the Toolbox icon as shown in Figure 17.19. FIGURE 17.19 .