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, the active layer and class, and other options.
To redefine a saved view:
From the Navigation palette, select the Saved Views tab.
Select the view to be changed from the list.
From the Utility menu or the view context menu, select Redefine.
The Redefine Saved View dialog box opens. Specify the view options and the visibility parameters.
Click to show/hide the parameters.Click to show/hide the parameters.
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Parameter |
Description |
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View Name |
Specify the view name |
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Restore Options |
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View Orientation |
Saves the general view parameters (current projection, 3D orientation, plan rotation, and page origin settings) of the active layer; if deselected, the view parameters are not restored |
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Zoom and pan |
Saves the zoom and pan settings of the active layer; if deselected, the zoom and pan status are not restored. |
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Page location |
Saves the design layer page location with the view; if deselected, the current page location is not restored. The page location of sheet layers cannot be saved. |
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Class visibility |
Saves the current class visibilities; if deselected, the class visibility settings are not restored |
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Render mode and options |
Saves the current render mode and render options; if deselected, the render mode and options are not restored |
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Data Visualization |
Saves the currently applied data visualization view; if deselected, the data visualization options are not restored |
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Object visibility |
Saves the current object visibilities; if deselected, object visibilities are not restored |
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Layer visibility |
Saves the current layer visibilities; if deselected, the layer visibility settings are not restored |
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Restore DMX (Spotlight required) |
Saves the current DMX and frame when Showcase is active or during DMX playback |
