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Use the Canvas Toolbar

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    1. 1. About Contextual Toolbars

    The Canvas toolbar is located above the upper, right corner of the canvas, providing easy access to some common selection, view, and navigation tools for working in an open file. When you place the mouse pointer over a button, a tooltip displays. If a button has a small black arrow to the right, clicking the arrow shows buttons for related commands.

    Canvas toolbar

    By default, Design Review enables the Pan tool for 2D DWF files and the Orbit tool for 3D DWF files. When a DWF file has multiple sheets, the arrow buttons on the Canvas toolbar enable you to navigate quickly through them.

    Depending on the open DWF file and the sheet displayed on the canvas, the Canvas toolbar may show additional icons: one icon to indicate whether or not the DWF file has been digitally signed and another icon to indicate if the sheet contains disablements.

    To affect any item in Design Review, you must first select it.

    To select an item

    1. On the Canvas toolbar, click Select.
    2. Click the item you want to select.

    To select multiple items

    1. On the Canvas toolbar, click Select.
    2. Click the items you want to select.
      • To select consecutive items in a palette, press and hold Shift, click the first and then the last item in a range, and release Shift. The two clicked items and all in between are selected.
      • To select non-consecutive items in a palette or on the canvas, press and hold Ctrl, click the items you want to add to the selection and release Ctrl. Ctrl-click any of the selected items to remove that item from the selection.
      • To select multiple 2D markup objects, on the canvas, click and drag the Select tool around the items you want to select.
      • To exclude some 3D published objects from a selection, select the items you do not want to be part of a larger selection. Then right-click and select Invert Selection. The previously selected items are excluded from the selection.

    When more tools are available on a toolbar than are shown, the More button is displayed at the end of a toolbar.

    To show hidden toolbar buttons

    1. At the end of a toolbar, click the More button to open a drop-down list of hidden buttons.
    2. Click the desired button.

    The Map toolbar cannot be hidden while a map is on the canvas, nor can it be displayed when no map is displayed. The Canvas toolbar cannot be hidden.

    About Contextual Toolbars

    The Quick Access and Canvas toolbars are available most of the time in Design Review. However, some toolbars are displayed depending on the content shown on the canvas. These toolbars are contextual. The Grid Data, and Map toolbars are contextual toolbars.

    Much like the sheet navigation tools on the Canvas toolbar, the Grid Data toolbar includes tools for navigating between sheets of tabular data, such as a parts list.

    Grid Data palette toolbar

    The Map toolbar contains tools for viewing georeferenced maps . The tools on the Map toolbar are accessible only when a georeferenced map is shown on the canvas.

    Map toolbar