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This task will show you how to lock views. This may be
useful if you need to modify a part without modifying the generated views.
For example, when you need to modify a constraint in the 3D but not the
generated views. |
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Locking a view means you are not allowed to:
- create views from a locked view
- create either annotations or dimensions on this locked view
- update, delete or cut the locked view.
The move command is still available when views are locked. |
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Open the
GenDrafting_front_view.CATDrawing document. |
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Right-click the view to be modified (either the view
frame or the view itself). A contextual menu is displayed.
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Select Properties. The Properties
dialog box is displayed.
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In the Visualization and Behavior area, select
the Lock View check box.
The other fields are grayed out, indicating that you can
no longer edit them.
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Click OK to lock the view and exit the dialog
box.
The view is locked, which is indicated by a lock in the
specification tree.
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