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Can I ask for how to find and use GUID ? for anyone to find and use this solution easier

In your "user" space, there is a folder where workspace files (.cdws) are stored, e.g.,

C:\Users\[your user name]\AppData\Roaming\Corel\CorelDRAW Graphics Suite 2024\Draw\Workspace.

A .cdws file is a Zip archive, so you can open it in a suitable program, e.g., 7-Zip.

In that archive, in the content folder, there is a text file, workspace.xml. That xml file is where a lot of the information about that specific workspace - including customization - is stored.

One way to find a GUID for a command in CorelDRAW is something like this, using CorelDRAW workspace customization.

1. Create a custom menu; give it a name.
2. Add a command to that menu using normal CorelDRAW drag-and-drop customization. That can include dragging a copy of a command out of a menu.
3. Close CorelDRAW.
4. From the workspace file, get a copy of workspace.xml from the workspace file for the workspace that you were just using.
5. Open that xml file in a text editor.
6. Find the part of the file where your custom menu is defined.
7. See the GUID of the command that you added to that menu.

After finding the GUID, you can search on that to see other places where it is present in the xml file. By doing some of this, you can identify different toolbars and menus in the UI, and from that, figure out the identities of other commands in those toolbars or menus, because the commands are in the same order in the file as they are in the toolbar or menu.

I think that other people have shared more elegant ways of doing that, but I don't have any notes about it.