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to show/hide the parameters.Once it has been created, edit the viewport in the Object Info palette, or select Properties from the viewport’s context menu to open the Properties dialog box. There are additional methods of Modifying Viewports other than editing the parameters.
A viewport is assigned to the None class by default when it is created; its class can be changed after creation. A viewport’s visibility is controlled by the class visibility settings (see Concept: Visibility of Drawing Elements).
When viewports are selected for editing, and if the parameter settings of the selected viewports are different, parameters display in an “indeterminate state.” Any values changed are changed for all the selected viewports.
Many parameters can be edited from both the Properties dialog box and the Object Info palette for ease of access. The fields in the Object Info palette are named similarly (but not always identically) to those in the Properties dialog box. The parameters are described in the sections listed, which explain how to create each kind of viewport. Only the parameters that are different in the Object Info palette are listed here.
● Creating Sheet Layer Viewports
● Creating Design Layer Viewports
● Creating a Vertical Section Viewport
● Creating a Horizontal Section Viewport
● Creating Interior Elevation Viewports
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to show/hide the parameters.
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