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Checking In Points

Product Documentation
Intermediate

You can use the Check In command to check in checked-out project points.

Note

When working with project points, the term local copy refers to the copy of the point in your drawing.

After you edit one or more project points, use the Check In command to replace the existing project point with your local copy of the project point, and increase the project point’s version number.

The Check In command always updates the project point from the drawing that the point was checked out to.

Tutorial Exercise: Checking In Project Points

To check in project points

  1. Verify that the drawing that you want to check the points in from is the active drawing. If it is not, right-click the drawing name in the Open Drawings collection in the Prospector tree and click Switch To.
  2. Click the drawing’s Points collection to display a list view.
  3. In the list view, select the points to check in and right-click.
  4. Click Check In.
  5. In the Check In dialog box, enter a comment.
  6. From the Check In Options list, select an option to specify the state of the points after you check them in.
  7. Click OK.

Toolspace Context Menu

Prospector tab (Master View): Projects collection project Points collection right-click selected points in list view Check In

OR

Prospector tab: Open Drawings collection drawing Points collection right-click selected points in list view Check In

OR

Prospector tab: Open Drawings collection Point Groups collection right-click <point group> Check In Points

Dialog Box


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