Redefining saved views

To change the content of a saved view, use the Redefine command. This changes the saved view settings to match those of the current drawing area view, including the current layer options and class options, the plan rotation, the visibility of layers and classes that are inactive, and the active layer and class.

The Redefine Saved View dialog box opens. Specify the view options and the visibility parameters.

Parameter	Description
View Name	Specify the view name
Restore Options
View Orientation	Saves the general view parameters (current projection, 3D orientation, plan rotation, and page origin settings) of the active layer
Zoom and Pan	Saves the zoom and pan settings of the active layer
Page Location	Saves the design layer page location with the view; if deselected, the current page location setting is used when the view is displayed. The page location of sheet layers cannot be saved.
Unified View	Saves the current unified view status, whether on or off; if deselected, the current unified view status is ignored and the status in effect when the view was created is used
Render Mode and Options	Saves the current render mode and render options; if deselected, uses the render mode and options that were set when the view was created (if saved at that time)
Data Visualization	Saves the currently applied data visualization view; if deselected, uses the data visualization options that were set when the view was created (if saved at that time)
Layer Visibility	Saves the current layer visibilities; if deselected, uses the visibilities that were set when the view was created (if saved at that time)
Class Visibility	Saves the current class visibilities; if deselected, uses the visibilities that were set when the view was created (if saved at that time)