It handles the transformation between coordinate systems to put the toolbars in good spots consistently. Use a Script to Edit userPreferences.xmlīecause SBP always eventually loses its toolbars on my multi-monitor setup, I wrote a python script called sbptbfix.py to automate recovery of all 9 toolbars in usually about three steps. Despite this, if you are just missing one toolbar, this method works. setting them all to 500,500 results in three clusters of toolbars on your screen). I have had success with this, although it is rather cumbersome because the toolbars follow three different co-ordinate systems (i.e. A good first attempt at recovery is to change the coordinates for each toolbar to '0,0'.

With SBP closed, you can edit these coordinates to attempt to get the toolbars back on your screen. Inside userPreferences.xml there are coordinates that correspond to each of the toolbars. The location of the toolbars (at least for version 6.0) is saved in a file called userPreferences.xml inside %APPDATA%/Autodesk/SketchBook Pro/6.0. Because they are toolbars and not windows, the usual tricks for getting them back do not work. Sketchbook Pro most likely has placed your missing toolbars offscreen. These instructions should work the same where or not you have a drawing tablet. It's just a normal monitor for these purposes. Note that for this answer you'll see 'tablet display'.

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