Overwriting Existing Workspaces and Toolbars
If I wanted to update my custom Workspace, I can create a new Workspace and give it the same name as before. When I do that, I am warned that the name already exists, and that clicking 'OK' will overwrite the old one. This is great. But if I try the same process for updating a custom Toolbar, it makes me choose another name. Then I have to remember where these files are stored in the Finder, go to that location, delete the old Toolbar, and rename the new one. Please make the process for updating an existing Toolbar as simple as updating an existing Workspace.
Kris Hunt
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The problem is that toolbars get saved automatically, being a part of workspaces...
So to save a toolbar you have to just exit Illustrator.
But it’s hardly clear, and also the way workspaces are saved by providing a copy of the existing name is stupid. There is a request to rework it: http://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/333657/suggestions/35976913
Another request asks (in the comments) for each toolbar to be saved in its own file: http://illustrator.uservoice.com/forums/333657/suggestions/37712056
