Use this procedure to edit a layer key style.
The Style Manager is displayed with the current drawing expanded in the tree view.
If you want to… | Then… |
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specify a different layer standard on which to base the layer key style | select a new layer standard for Standard. |
specify that the layer key style is not based on a layer standard | select Non Standard for Standard. |
New keys are added with default values.
You cannot delete the default layer keys.
If you want to… | Then… |
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modify the description for a layer key | double-click the text that you want to change for Description, and enter new text. |
modify the layer name | under Layer, click the [...] button. Specify the appropriate values for layer fields, and click OK. |
modify the color for a layer key | under Color, click the current value. Select a new color, and click OK. |
modify the linetype for a layer key | under Linetype, click the current value. Select a new linetype, and click OK. |
modify the lineweight for a layer key | under Lineweight, click the current value. Select a new lineweight, and click OK. |
specify whether a layer key will plot | under Plot, click the printer icon to turn plotting on or off. |
specify whether to allow layer field overrides | under Allow Overrides, clear the options for which overrides are not allowed. Tip: When you first add a new layer key by default the name generated for the layer is not yet based on the layer standard used. This is why the layer overrides are inactive. Modify first the layer name associated to the key by clicking the [...] button. Once the name is based on the layer standard, you can allow overrides to the standard.
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