Sets the line style. The frame displays the MicroStation line-style number on the left and the screen/print view on the right. Patterns can be added or removed, set as the default, loaded, or saved.

A PostScript line style is determined by up to 10 line (gap pairs) measured in millimeters. For example, a definition of (3, 1) (1, 1) gives a line of 3 mm, followed by a gap of 1 mm, followed by a line of 1 mm, followed by a gap of 1 mm. Not to scale it would look similar to ___ _ ___ _ ___ _ ___ _ ___ _

A definition with no pairs indicates a solid line. Line styles, like line weights, can be accessed either attached to a drawing, or changed through default settings.

Indicates the file you are editing. The configuration variable CS_STYLES points to the file containing the default settings. This default file can be edited and is used when there is no attached style data.

Attaches the style settings. This is visible only on the print output.

Detaches the style settings.

Sets the default style settings.

Loads a source file containing line styles.

Saves modifications made to the current source file.