Symbologies
To Modify a Default Symbology
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Right-click Default symbology and select Edit.
The Spatial View Editor dialog opens.
- Set the controls for each default symbology as you wish.
- Click OK.
Spatial View Editor Dialog
Used to edit the default symbology used to display the spatial location over the background map.
Opens when you right-click the Default symbology and select Edit.
| Setting | Description |
|---|---|
| Default symbology for: |
The name of the Default View that will display in the Symbology Legend. |
| Show Tooltips |
Check this option if you want the Default View to allow the display of tooltips. |
| Highlight Color |
Use to define the color of the selected geometry. |
| Document Symbology | This symbology is used to display the spatial locations of documents. It is the default document view. |
| Folder Symbology | This symbology is used to display the spatial location of the current folder. |
| SubFolder Symbology | This symbology is used to display the spatial locations of subfolders. |
| Component Symbology | This symbology is used to display the spatial locations of components. |
| Line Color |
Use to define the outline color of the geometry used to represent a spatial location. Opens the Color dialog, which is used to select a color. |
| Line Weight |
Use to specify the outline weight of the geometry used to represent a spatial location. Choose the desired weight value from the Outline Weight list. |
| Fill Color |
Use to define the color that fills the geometry used to represent a spatial location. Opens the Color dialog, which is used to select a color. |
| Transparency |
Use to set the degree of transparency for the fill color. Transparency may vary from 0% to 100%, with a value of 0% indicating no transparency at all, while a value of 100% indicates complete transparency in the selected color. |
| Symbol |
Select to display Windows icons. |
| Tooltip Attribute |
Contains controls to optionally display tooltips in the Spatial Navigator when you move the cursor over Spatial Locations. The Tooltip controls define the display options. |