Use this dialog box to modify the design criteria file.
The design criteria file contains standards tables for design speed, superelevation attainment method, and minimum speed, radius, and length of individual alignment and profile sub-entities.
This file can also include criteria to support automatically adding widening to dynamic offset alignments.
If your local agency standards differ from the standards in the supplied design criteria file, you can use the Design Criteria Editor dialog box to customize the file to support your local standards.
 New Button
 New ButtonCreates an empty design criteria file containing the Units, Alignments, and Profiles nodes in the design criteria hierarchy panel.
 Open Button
 Open ButtonOpens a browse dialog box, which allows you to select another design criteria file to edit.
 Save Button
 Save ButtonSaves unsaved changes to the currently open design criteria file.
 Save As Button
 Save As ButtonSaves the currently open design criteria file using a new, user-specified name.
 Undo Button
 Undo ButtonReverses the most recent change to the currently open design criteria file.
 Redo Button
 Redo ButtonReverses the most recent undo operation in the currently open design criteria file.
Prevents the currently open design criteria file from being modified. If selected, the Save, Save As, Undo, and Redo buttons are not available.
Saves unsaved changes to the currently open design criteria file and closes the Design Criteria Editor dialog box.
Clears unsaved changes to the currently open design criteria file and closes the Design Criteria Editor dialog box.
Opens the Design Criteria Editor dialog box help topic.
The design criteria hierarchy panel displays the basic categories of information in the design criteria file. Nodes that are preceded by  are containers for criteria tables or other container nodes. Nodes that are preceded by
 are containers for criteria tables or other container nodes. Nodes that are preceded by  are criteria tables, which contain the design criteria property values that are applied to the alignment or profile. Right-cli
 are criteria tables, which contain the design criteria property values that are applied to the alignment or profile. Right-cli node to add new
 node to add new  or
or  nodes to it. Click a
nodes to it. Click a  node to edit the table contents in the Attributes panel.
node to edit the table contents in the Attributes panel. 
 Collapse All Button
 Collapse All ButtonCollapses all the categories in the design criteria panel.
 Expand All Button
 Expand All ButtonExpands all the categories in the design criteria panel.
 Units Node
 Units NodeSpecifies the units of measure for the design criteria file. This value can be either Metric or Imperial. Select a units value, and then specify the individual unit values in the Attributes panel.
 Alignments Node
 Alignments NodeContains the design criteria for alignments. Select a  criteria table, and then specify the individual criteria values in the Attributes panel. The following categories and criteria are available this node:
criteria table, and then specify the individual criteria values in the Attributes panel. The following categories and criteria are available this node: 
 Profiles Node
 Profiles NodeContains the design criteria for profiles. Select a  criteria table, and then specify the individual criteria values in the Attributes panel. You can create multiple Minimum K Tables in this category. Each Minimum K Table can contain any of the following criteria tables:
criteria table, and then specify the individual criteria values in the Attributes panel. You can create multiple Minimum K Tables in this category. Each Minimum K Table can contain any of the following criteria tables: 
 Add Button
 Add ButtonAdds a row to the attribute table. If an existing row is selected, the new row is added below the selected row. If a row is not selected, the new row is added to the end of the attribute table.
 Delete Button
 Delete ButtonDeletes the currently selected rows.
Specify the attributes for the currently selected criteria table. Values in the individual cells are editable.
User-specified comments for the currently selected container or criteria table node. Comments may be added to any node in the design criteria hierarchy panel.