Library Toolbar :

 

Manage Named Views  Tool is used to create/edit/delete View Objects. See detail description for different properties of View Objects.

 

Using the Manage Named Views  Tool:

Find one of the Manage Named Views  Tool icon from the Library Toolbar (color coded peach) and highlight it. While highlighted Click on the tool. Manage Named Views  Dialog will show up and allows editing of View Objects. After performing required operation in manage dialog, left click on OK button to save it to drawing. If Cancel button is left clicked, all the changes performed since opening of this manage dialog are undone.

 

 

 

Select View:

To select a View, Left click on one of the view names from the list displayed on left hand side of manage dialog.

 

View Views:

To view properties of View, select a view as described in Select View section. The Preview section will show the selected  view as it will appear in drawing. All properties for selected view are displayed on right hand side of manage dialog. Action Buttons available for selected view will be displayed under Actions section below the view names list.

 

Add Views:

To add new View to drawing, Left click on add button () under Actions. This adds a new view to drawing's view library. By default the Name property of view object is set to ViewNumber.

 

Delete Views:

To delete View from drawing, select a view as described in Select View section. Left click on delete button() under Actions section. The selected view will be deleted. Delete button() becomes unavailable when there is no view selected.

 

To add/import View from current drawing, Left click on add current button() under Actions section. This creates a new view from currently active view in working drawing and adds it to drawing's library.

 

Set view active in current drawing:

To set active View in current drawing, select a view as described in Select View. Left click on set active button() under Actions section. This will make currently selected view active in working drawing.

 

Also See:

View Objects

Library Toolbar