Use styles to control the appearance of a point symbols and a point labels in a drawing.
A point can directly reference two styles:
- Point Style. Defines how a point symbol is displayed in the drawing. To change a point symbol, either edit the point style or change the point so that it references a different point style. For more information, see Point Styles.
- Point Label Style. Defines how a point is labeled in the drawing. To change the way a point is labeled, you can either edit the point label style or change the point so that it references a different point label style. For more information, see Point Labels and Tables.
The point style determines the appearance of the point symbol, and the point label style determines how the point is labeled:
Although an individual point can reference a point style and a point label style, when possible, you will want to use point groups to control the display of point symbols and point labels for points sharing similar characteristics. For more information, see Controlling the Appearance of Points in a Drawing.