You can include or omit labels on view frames, specify their location, and you can design and specify view frame label styles that suit your needs.
Use the View Frame Group page in the Create View Frames wizard to select a label style and label location for view frames in a view frame group.
If you do not want labels on a view frame, you can turn off the visibility of the labels in the label style.
Use the Label Location options on the View Frame Group page in the Create View Frames wizard to select where the view frame labels will be placed. For example, selecting Top Left places the view frame label at the top left corner of the view frame.
You can delete view frame labels. Selecting any view frame label automatically selects all view frame labels associated with that view frame group. You can delete all view frame labels in a view frame group by selecting them and pressing the Delete key. To delete individual labels, Ctrl-click on a label to select it and press Delete.
In the View Frame collection in the Toolspace Settings tree, you can create and edit view frame label styles. See Creating and Editing Label Styles for more information.
To edit view frame label styles
- In the Settings tree, expand the View Frame collection, and then expand the Label Styles collection.
- Double-click the Standard label style.
- Use the Label Style Composer to edit the default Standard view frame label style, or create your own custom label style for view frames.
To edit existing view frame labels
- In the drawing, do one of the following:
- to select all view frame labels in a view frame group, click on any view frame label
- to select a single view frame label, use Ctrl + left-click on a view frame label
- Right-click and select Edit Labels on the right-click context menu.
- Use the Edit View Frame Labels dialog box to select a different label style, create a new label style, edit the existing label style, or change the label location.
