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The default display setting for objects in the
specifications tree is single-tier, and the objects appear in the order in
which they were placed in the document.
By changing the Tools -> Options settings they can be
organized in two ways, by product and, as an additional step, by
application group also. If you do not check the option as described below
you will be unable to collapse the specification tree display and it looks
as shown below. After you check the Products option the objects
will be organized under the Products node and the tree can be
collapsed. The Products node is simply an organizational element. After you
check the Application Grouping option the objects will be
further grouped by type.

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With your document open, go to Tools -> Options ->
Infrastructure -> Product Structure and click the Product
Structure tab. Check to activate the Products option.
The objects in the specifications tree will be organized under the
Products node.
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To organize the specifications tree in application groups
go to Tools -> Options -> Equipment & Systems and click the
Display tab.
Under Specifications Tree, activate the Show application
grouping option: Objects in the specifications tree will be
organized under type of object. (You can expand the Products
node to see the ungrouped elements.)
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When the Show application grouping option is
selected, the specification tree is logically organized to display
nozzles as child nodes under equipment. This helps in identifying the
nozzles connected to the equipment.
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When working with Design Rules such as Attribute
Filters
and FunctionPhysicalMapping, or during parts
creation, turn on the Relations and Parameters
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Go to Tools -> Options -> Infrastructure -> Product
Structure and click the Tree Customization tab.
The Specification Tree Order table displays: You can toggle any of the
entries from Yes to No and back by clicking in the
Activated column.
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