The system automatically starts the integrated viewer when you display an original application file in supported processing situations (icon ( ) Display Original ) either in the Inplace or Outplace . The scope of functions for both calls is identical.
You can call functions as follows:
The viewer function bar (toolbar) contains all the functions that are active in the current processing situation.
The selection is dependent on personal settings (options) for the toolbar.
You can find a selection of functions in the context menu.
Press the right mouse button to call up the context menu in the screen area of the viewer.
The following overview shows all the tab pages that are active when displaying original application files in 2D format . In the column Use some of the functions are described.
Tab Page |
Functions |
Use |
Viewer |
Full-view |
When an object cannot be completely viewed in the screen section of the viewer, you can use this function Full-view to display it again. This function is useful after you have made changes to the display of the 2D model with the following functions: Move, Center, Zoom. |
Navigation |
Move Zoom Zoom area Center Align |
Under Align you will find the functions Rotate clockwise or Mirror horizontally . |
Tools |
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Options |
Color Save format |
You can display the original application file in different colors according to the needs of the current processing situation. A simpler display (such as Monochrome ) increases the performance. You can save the changed display of the original application file in the following formats:
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Layer |
Original application file Layer name |
When you start the viewer only the original application file is displayed – no layer is active. The tab page Layer is not active if no layers exist yet for the original application file. Only after you create a comment as a markup using Redlining functions and then saved them in one or more layers does the entry Layer appear and the layer names are listed.
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