Generative Drafting Journaling

Preface
Basic Tasks
Glossary
Index

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 Preface
The CATIA - Generative Drafting Journaling Guide has been designed to show you how to
create drawing views starting from a CATIA script document. This book aims at illustrating the
several stages of creation you may encounter.
The information contained in this guide is specific to Version 5 Release 5 of the CATIA -
Generative Drafting workbench, which operates in a WINDOWS or UNIX workstation
environment under the AIX, IRIX, SUN OS and HP-UX operating system.
Basic Tasks

CATDrawing Document
Drawing Sheet
Drawing View
Drawing Basics
CATDrawing Document
New CATDrawing
Open CATDrawing
 Create a CATDrawing Document
Definition
Creates a new drawing.

Methods
Documents.Add
Creates a document object and adds it to the documents collection.
This document becomes the active one, and a window is created to accomodate it which
becomes the active window.
Syntax
Documents.Add ( iDocType ) as Document
iDocType as String
The type of the document to be created, here a CATDrawing.
= "Drawing"
Example
CATIA.Documents.Add ( "Drawing" )

Running The Macro

1. Open CATIA.
2. Load the CreateCATDrawing1.CATScript macro.
3. Run the macro.
 Open a CATDrawing Document
Definition
Open an existing drawing.

Methods
Documents.Open
Opens and reads a document stored in a file, displays it in a new window, adds the document to
the documents collection and the window to the windows collection, and makes both the
document and the window the active ones.
Syntax
Documents.Add ( iFileName ) as Document
iFileName as String
The string containing the document name and path to be opened.
Example
CATIA.Documents.Open ( "C:\DrawingDirectory\UserDrawing.CATDrawing" )

Running The Macro

1. Open CATIA.
2. Check in OpenCATDrawing1.CATScript the path to the Generative Drafting Journaling
Guide directory sample.
3. Load the OpenCATDrawing1.CATScript macro.
4. Run the macro.
Drawing Sheet
Sheet
Detail Sheet
 Sheet
Definition
The drawing sheet contains drawing views.

Methods
Activate
Activates the drawing sheet.
Syntax
Activate
Example
UserSheet.Activate

Add
Creates a new drawing sheet and adds it to the DrawingSheets collection.
Syntax
Add ( iSheetName ) as DrawingSheet
iSheetName as String
The sheet name.
Example
UserSheets.Add ( SheetName )

ForceUpdate
Updates the drawing sheet even is not necessary.
Syntax
ForceUpdate
Example
UserSheet.ForceUpdate

GenerateDimensions
Generates dimensions in all the drawing views of the drawing sheet from distance, length, angle,
radius, and diameter 3D constraints.
Only one dimension is generated for an existing constraint.
Syntax
GenerateDimensions
Example
UserSheet.GenerateDimensions
Item
Gets a drawing sheet or detail sheet using its index or its name from the DrawingSheets collection.
Syntax
Item ( iIndex ) as DrawingSheet
iIndex as Variant
The sheet index (Long) or sheet name (String).
Example
Set UserSheet = UserSheets.Item ( SheetIndex )

PrintOut
Prints the sheet according to thedrawing sheet page setup on the default printer. See
PageSetup.ChooseBestOrientation, PageSetup.FitToPrinterFormat, PageSetup.FitToSheetFormat.
Syntax
PrintOut
Example
UserSheet.PrintOut

PrintToFile
Prints the drawing sheet according to the drawing sheet page setup in a file. See
PageSetup.ChooseBestOrientation, PageSetup.FitToPrinterFormat, PageSetup.FitToSheetFormat..
Syntax
PrintToFile ( iFileName )
iFileName as String
The full file name,
Example
UserSheet.PrintToFile ( SheetFileName )

Remove
Removes a drawing sheet or detail sheet using its index or its name from the DrawingSheets
collection.
Syntax
Remove ( iIndex )
iIndex as Variant
The sheet index (Long) or sheet name (String).
Example
UserSheets.Remove ( SheetIndex )

Update
Updates the drawing sheet.
Syntax
Update
Example
UserSheet.Update

Properties
ActiveSheet
Gets the active drawing sheet of the drawing document.
Syntax
ActiveSheet as DrawingSheet
Example
UserActiveSheet = UserDrawingDocument.ActiveSheet

DrawingSheet
Dimensions an object as drawing sheet.
Example
Dim UserSheet as DrawingSheet

DrawingSheets
Dimensions an object as drawing sheets.
Example
Dim UserSheets as DrawingSheets

Scale
Gets or sets the drawing sheet scale.
Syntax
Scale as Double
Example
SheetScale = UserSheet.Scale
UserSheet.Scale = 3.500000

Orientation
Gets or sets the drawing sheet orientation.
Syntax
Orientation as Long
= 0, the portrait orientation.
= 1, the landscape orientation.
= 2, the best orientation according to the print format.
Example
SheetOrientation = UserSheet.Orientation
UserSheet.Orientation = 0

PageSetup.Banner
Gets or sets the drawing sheet printing banner.
Syntax
PageSetup.Banner as String
Available variables are:
$USER, the user name.
$HOST, the workstation name.
$SCALE, the print scale.
$TIME, the print time.
$DATE, the print date.
$DAY, the print day.
$MONTH, the print month.
$YEAR, the print year.
Example
SheetPageSetupBanner = UserSheet.PageSetup.Banner
UserSheet.PageSetup.Banner = "Printed by $USER at scale $SCALE on
$MONTH/$DAY/$YEAR"

PageSetup.BannerPosition
Gets or sets the drawing sheet printing banner position.
Syntax
PageSetup.BannerPosition as Long
= 0, the print has no banner.
= 1, the banner is located along the bottom side of the print.
= 2, the banner is located along the top side of the print.
= 3, the banner is located along the left side of the print.
= 4, the banner is located along the right side of the print.
Example
SheetPageSetupBannerPosition = UserSheet.PageSetup.BannerPosition
UserSheet.PageSetup.BannerPosition = 2

PageSetup.ChooseBestOrientation
Gets or sets the drawing sheet printing best orientation. See PageSetup.Orientation.
Syntax
PageSetup.ChooseBestOrientation as Boolean
= True, the drawing sheet is oriented if needed according to the print format.
= False, the drawing sheet keeps its current orientation.
Example
SheetPageSetupBestOrientation = UserSheet.PageSetup.ChooseBestOrientation
UserSheet.PageSetup.ChooseBestOrientation = True
PageSetup.Bottom
Gets or sets the drawing sheet printing lower left corner location with respect to the bottom of the
sheet of paper.
This is the distance of the document or the image to print lower left corner to the inner side of the
bottom margin.
Syntax
PageSetup.Bottom as Float
Example
SheetPageSetupBottom = UserSheet.PageSetup.Bottom
UserSheet.PageSetup.Bottom = 40.0

PageSetup.BottomMargin
Gets or sets the drawing sheet printing bottom margin.
The bottom margin is a strip in which nothing is printed, located at the bottom of the page.
Syntax
PageSetup.BottomMargin as Float
Example
SheetPageSetupBottomMargin = UserSheet.PageSetup.BottomMargin
UserSheet.PageSetup.BottomMargin = 10.0

PageSetup.FitToPrinterFormat
Gets or sets the drawing sheet printing "fit to printer format".
Syntax
PageSetup.FitToPrinterFormat as Boolean
= True, the drawing sheet is fitted to the printer format.
= False, the drawing sheet is not fitted to the printer format.
Example
SheetPageSetupFitToPrinterFormat = UserSheet.PageSetup.FitToPrinterFormat
UserSheet.PageSetup.FitToPrinterFormat = True

PageSetup.FitToSheetFormat
Gets or sets the drawing sheet printing "fit to sheet format".
Syntax
PageSetup.FitToSheetFormat as Boolean
= True, the drawing sheet is fitted to the sheet format.
= False, the drawing sheet is not fitted to the sheet format.
Example
SheetPageSetupFitToSheetFormat = UserSheet.PageSetup.FitToSheetFormat
UserSheet.PageSetup.FitToSheetFormat = True
PageSetup.Left
Gets or sets the drawing sheet printing lower left corner location with respect to the left of the sheet of
paper.
This is the distance of the document or the image to print lower left corner to the inner side of the left
margin.
Syntax
PageSetup.Left as Float
Example
SheetPageSetupLeft= UserSheet.PageSetup.Left
UserSheet.PageSetup.Left = 40.0

PageSetup.LeftMargin
Gets or sets the drawing sheet printing left margin.
The left margin is a strip in which nothing is printed, located at the left of the page.
Syntax
PageSetup.LeftMargin as Float
Example
SheetPageSetupLeftMargin = UserSheet.PageSetup.LeftMargin
UserSheet.PageSetup.LeftMargin = 10

PageSetup.Logo
Gets or sets the drawing sheet printing logo file.
Syntax
PageSetup.Logo as String
Example
SheetPageSetupLogo = UserSheet.PageSetup.Logo
UserSheet.PageSetup.Logo = LogoFilePath

PageSetup.MaximumSize
Gets or sets the drawing sheet printing maximum size with respect to the page size and margins.
If true, this overrides the location properties, that is PageSetup.Left and PageSetup.Bottom, and the
PageSetup.Zoom property values.
Syntax
PageSetup.MaximumSize as Boolean
= True, the drawing sheet is printed with the maximum size.
= False, the drawing sheet is not printed with the maximum size.
Example
SheetPageSetupMaximumSize = UserSheet.PageSetup.MaximumSize
UserSheet.PageSetup.MaximumSize = True
PageSetup.Orientation
Gets or sets the drawing sheet printing orientation.
Syntax
PageSetup.Orientation as Long
= 0, the portrait orientation.
= 1, the landscape orientation.
= 2, the best orientation according to the print format.
Example
SheetPageSetupOrientation = UserSheet.PageSetup.Orientation
UserSheet.PageSetup.Orientation = 0

PageSetup.PaperHeight
Gets or sets the drawing sheet printing paper height.
Syntax
PageSetup.PaperHeight as Float
Example
SheetPageSetupPaperHeight = UserSheet.PageSetup.PaperHeight
UserSheet.PageSetup.PaperHeight = 297

PageSetup.PaperSize
Gets or sets the drawing sheet printing paper size.
Syntax
PageSetup.PaperSize as Long
= 0, the US Letter format (8.5 x 11").
= 1, the Legal format (8.5 x 14").
= 2, the A0 ISO format (841 x 1189 mm).
= 3, the A1 ISO format (594 x 841 mm).
= 4, the A2 ISO format (420 x 594 mm).
= 5, the A3 ISO format (297 x 420 mm.
= 6, the A4 ISO format (210 x 297 mm).
= 7, the A ANSI format (8.5 x 11").
= 8, the B ANSI format (11 x 17").
= 9, the C ANSI format (17 x 22").
= 10, the D ANSI format (22 x 34")
= 11, the E ANSI format (34 x 44")
= 12, the F ANSI format (28 x 40").
= 13, the customized format.
Example
SheetPageSetupPaperSize = UserSheet.PageSetup.PaperSize
UserSheet.PageSetup.PaperSize = 2

PageSetup.PaperWidth
Gets or sets the drawing sheet printing paper width.
Syntax
PageSetup.PaperWidth as Float
Example
SheetPageSetupPaperWidth = UserSheet.PageSetup.PaperWidth
UserSheet.PageSetup.PaperWidth = 210

PageSetup.Quality
Gets or sets the drawing sheet printing quality
Syntax
PageSetup.Quality as Long
= 0, the print quality is acceptable for drafts.
= 1, the print quality is low.
= 2, the print quality is medium.
= 3, the print quality is high.
Example
SheetPageSetupQuality = UserSheet.PageSetup.Quality
UserSheet.PageSetup.Quality = 3

PageSetup.RightMargin
Gets or sets the drawing sheet printing right margin.
The right margin is a strip in which nothing is printed, located at the right of the page.
Syntax
PageSetup.RightMargin as Float
Example
SheetPageSetupRightMargin = UserSheet.PageSetup.RightMargin
UserSheet.PageSetup.RightMargin = 10

PageSetup.Rotation
Gets or sets the drawing sheet printing rotation.
The right margin is a strip in which nothing is printed, located at the right of the page.
Syntax
PageSetup.Rotation as Long
= 0, the image is not rotated.
= 1, the image is rotated of 90 degrees clockwise.
= 2, the image is rotated of 180 degrees clockwise.
= 3, the image is rotated of 270 degrees clockwise.
Example
SheetPageSetupRotation = UserSheet.PageSetup.Rotation
UserSheet.PageSetup.Rotation = 0

PageSetup.TopMargin
Gets or sets the drawing sheet printing top margin.
The top margin is a strip in which nothing is printed, located at the top of the page.
Syntax
PageSetup.TopMargin as Float
Example
SheetPageSetupTopMargin = UserSheet.PageSetup.TopMargin
UserSheet.PageSetup.TopMargin = 10

PageSetup.Zoom
Gets or sets the drawing sheet printing zoom.
Syntax
PageSetup.Zoom as Float
Example
SheetPageSetupZoom = UserSheet.PageSetup.Zoom
UserSheet.PageSetup.Zoom = 3.0

PaperSize
Gets or sets the drawing sheet paper size.
Syntax
PaperSize as Long
= 0, the US Letter format (8.5 x 11").
= 1, the Legal format (8.5 x 14").
= 2, the A0 ISO format (841 x 1189 mm).
= 3, the A1 ISO format (594 x 841 mm).
= 4, the A2 ISO format (420 x 594 mm).
= 5, the A3 ISO format (297 x 420 mm.
= 6, the A4 ISO format (210 x 297 mm).
= 7, the A ANSI format (8.5 x 11").
= 8, the B ANSI format (11 x 17").
= 9, the C ANSI format (17 x 22").
= 10, the D ANSI format (22 x 34")
= 11, the E ANSI format (34 x 44")
= 12, the F ANSI format (28 x 40").
= 13, the customized format.
Example
SheetPaperSize = UserSheet.PaperSize
UserSheet.PaperSize = 2

ProjectionMethod
Gets or sets the drawing sheet projection method.
Syntax
ProjectionMethod as Long
= 0, the views are created using first angle standard.
= 1, the views are created using third angle standard.
Example
SheetProjectionMethod = UserSheet.ProjectionMethod
UserSheet.ProjectionMethod = 0

Sheets
Gets the collection of drawing sheets in the drawing document.
Syntax
Sheets as DrawingSheets
Example
Set UserDrawingSheets = UserDrawingDocument .Sheets

Running The Macro

1. Open the Sheet1.CATDrawing document.

2. Load the Sheet1.CATScript macro.

3. Run the macro.
 Detail Sheet
Definition
The drawing detail sheet contains drawing views used as detail in another sheet.
The drawing detail sheet line reuses Sheet methods and properties.

Methods
AddDetail
Creates a new drawing detail sheet and adds it to the DrawingSheets collection.
Syntax
AddDetail ( iDetailSheetName ) as DrawingSheet
iDetailSheetName as String
The detail sheet name.
Example
UserSheets.AddDetail ( UserDetailSheetName )

IsDetail
Gets if the sheet is a detail sheet.
Syntax
IsDetail as Boolean
= True, the sheet is a detail sheet.
= False, the sheet is not a detail sheet.
Example
SheetType = UserSheet.IsDetail

SetAsDetail
Sets a sheet as detail sheet.
Syntax
SetAsDetail
Example
UserSheet.SetAsDetail

Running The Macro

1. Open the DetailSheet1.CATDrawing document.
2. Load the DetailSheet1.CATScript macro.
3. Run the macro.
Drawing View
View
 View
Definition
The drawing view.

Methods
Activate
Activates the drawing view.
Syntax
Activate
Example
UserView.Activate

Add
Creates a new drawing view and adds it to the DrawingViews collection.
Syntax
Add ( iViewName ) as DrawingView
iViewName as String
The view name.
Example
UserViews.Add ( ViewName )

AlignedWithReferenceView
Aligns the drawing view with the drawing reference view. See ReferenceView.
Syntax
AlignedWithReferenceView
Example
UserView.AlignedWithReferenceView

ForceUpdate
Updates the view even is not necessary.
Syntax
ForceUpdate
Example
 UserView.ForceUpdate

IsGenerative
Gets whether the drawing view has a generative behavior.
Syntax
IsGenerative as Boolean
= True, the drawing view has a generative behavior.
= False, the drawing view has not a generative behavior.
Example
ViewGenerative = UserView.IsGenerative

Item
Gets a drawing view using its index or its name from the DrawingViews collection.
Syntax
Item ( iIndex ) as DrawingView
iIndex as Variant
The view index (Long) or view name (String).
Example
Set UserView = UserViews.Item ( ViewIndex )

Remove
Removes a drawing view using its index or its name from the DrawingViews collection.
Syntax
Remove ( iIndex )
iIndex as Variant
The view index (Long) or view name (String).
Example
UserViews.Remove ( ViewIndex )

UnAlignedWithReferenceView
Unaligns the drawing view with the drawing reference view. See ReferenceView.
Syntax
UnAlignedWithReferenceView
Example
UserView.UnAlignedWithReferenceView

Update
Updates the view.
Syntax
Update
Example
UserView.Update

Properties
ActiveView
Gets the active drawing view of the drawing sheet.
Syntax
ActiveView as DrawingView
Example
UserActiveView = UserSheet.ActiveView

Angle
Gets or sets the drawing view angle.
Syntax
Angle as Double
Example
ViewAngle = UserView.Angle
UserView.Angle = 30.000000

DrawingView
Dimensions an object as drawing view .
Example
Dim UserView as DrawingView

DrawingViews
Dimensions an object as drawing views.
Example
Dim UserViews as DrawingViews

Factory2D
Gets or sets the drawing view 2D factory.
Syntax
 Factory2D as Factory2D
Example
Set UserFactory2D = UserView.Factory2D

FrameVisualization
Gets or sets the drawing view frame visualization display.
Syntax
FrameVisualization as Boolean
= True, the drawing view frame visualization is displayed.
= False, the drawing view frame visualization is not displayed.
Example
ViewFrameVisualizationDisplay = UserView.FrameVisualization
UserView.FrameVisualization = True

GenerativeBehavior
Gets the drawing view generative behavior.
Syntax
GenerativeBehavior as DrawingViewGenerativeBehavior
Example
Set ViewGenerativeBehavior = UserView.GenerativeBehavior

GenerativeLinks
Gets the drawing view generative links.
Syntax
GenerativeLinks as DrawingViewGenerativeLinks
Example
Set ViewGenerativelinks = UserView.GenerativeLinks

GeometricElements
Gets the drawing view geometric elements.
Syntax
GeometricElements as GeometricElements
Example
Set ViewGeometricElements = UserView.GeometricElements

ReferenceView
Gets or sets the drawing reference view.
Syntax
 ReferenceView as Double
Example
UserReferenceView = UserView.ReferenceView
UserView.ReferenceView = UserFrontView

Scale
Gets or sets the drawing view scale.
Syntax
Scale as Double
Example
ViewScale = UserView.Scale
UserView.Scale = 3.500000

Views
Gets the collection of drawing views in the drawing sheet.
Syntax
Views as DrawingViews
Example
UserDrawingViews = UserSheet.Views

x
Gets or sets the drawing view X coordinate.
Syntax
x as Double
Example
ViewXCoordinate = UserView.x
UserView.x = 100.000000

y
Gets or sets the drawing view Y coordinate.
Syntax
y as Double
Example
ViewYCoordinate = UserView.y
UserView.y = 100.000000
Running The Macro
1. Open the View1.CATDrawing document.

2. Load the View1.CATScript macro.

3. Run the macro.
Drawing Basics
Properties
Update
 Properties
Definition
Drawing properties.

Methods

Properties
DrawingDocument
Dimensions an object as drawing document.
Example
Dim UserDrawingDocument as DrawingDocument

Standard
Gets or sets the drawing document standard.
Syntax
Standard as Long
= 0, ANSI standard.
= 1, ISO standard.
= 2, JIS standard.
Example
UserDrawingSheets = UserDrawingDocument .Sheets
 Update
Definition
Updates a drawing elements.

Methods
Update
Updates the drawing document.
Syntax
Update
Example
UserDrawingDocument .Update
 Glossary
A
absolute position A sheet coordinates.
active view A view from which you create any element: another view or 2D
dress-up. The view from which section views, section cuts and detail
views will be created. This view generally corresponds to either the
front view or the isometric view.
aligned section view A section view created from a cutting profile defined from non parallel
planes.
associative detail A detail view associated with a 3D element.
view
associativity In the Drafting workbench, the ability of child view(s) to follow the
behavior of the parent view: moving, scaling.
attribute In the Drafting workbench, the graphical and/or geometrical properties
inherited from 3D element.
auxiliary view A view in a direction not necessarily vertical or horizontal.

B
background sheet A sheet dedicated to frames and title blocks.
background view A sheet dedicated to frames and title blocks.
back-clipping A back-clipping removes all the elements behind a pre-defined plane.
It can only be applied on an extracted view. Aback-clipping plane is a
plane used for generating a back-clipping.
A piece of information inserted into the active view of a CATDrawing
bill of material document. For this, you can be either in the working view or in the
background view.
breakout A breakout is a partially removed section which allows visualizing a
particular element in the view.

C
callout A graphical representation of a cutting profile.
child view A view generated from a parent view.
clipped view A view modified via a clipping profile.
clipping profile A zone to be kept and visualized in a view.
cross hatching A symbolic representation in the form of a pattern used to display a cut
area.
cut area The cut surfaces on a section view or section cut.
cutting profile A set of planes used to define a section view or section cut.
 D
datum feature An element defining a contacting surface on a part.
datum target An element defining a contacting surface on a part and represented by
spherical or pointed locating pins.
design tree Area of the document window reserved for viewing the design
specifications of a drawing, presented in the form of a tree structure.
detail view A view corresponding to a zoomed particular area to be visualized.
This area to be visualized is defined by a circle or a given polygon.
The root feature. Sheets are aggregated in the drawing. Views are
drawing
aggregated in the sheets.
dress-up A graphical attribute of a 2D element.

F
filter A restriction on elements to be cut in a section view or section cut, or
elements to be seen in a projection view.
front view A view created from a projection plane. This view is generally used as
reference to create a projection view.

I
isometric view A 3D view that represents a part according to a given projection plane.
This view allows a perspective visualization.

L
lock A locked view is a view in which any graphical modification of the
generated 2D elements is forbidden.

M
main view The view which supports the geometry directly created in the sheet.

O
object In the Drafting workbench, there are two kinds of object: activated and
selected. The view frame of an activated object is displayed in red.
offset section view /cut A section view created from a cutting profile defined with several
parallel planes.
overlay In a multi-model context, all passive elements are called overlayed
elements.

P
parent view A reference view from which another view is generated (for example a
front view from which a section view will be created). The view frame
of the parent view is displayed in red. Typically the front view is a
parent view. See also child view.
part A 3D entity obtained by combining different features in the Part Design
workbench.
projection view A view created from an other view.

S
section cut A view representing the intersection between the 3D geometry and the
cutting profile.
section profile See cutting profile.
section view In the Drafting workbench, a view representing the intersection
between the 3D geometry and the cutting profile, and all the 3D
geometry located behind the cutting profile.
simple breakout A simple breakout removes locally a sectioned part perpendicularly to
the current view plane. You will then be able to visualize the remaining
visible inside part.
sheet A set of views. Several sheets may be created in the Drafting
workbench.
standard The international conventions that are supported in the Drafting
workbench: ANSI, ISO and JIS.

T
template In the Drafting workbench, an object that is included in the document
(for example, the title block).
title block A frame which contains the title block.

U
unspec breakout An unspec breakout operation removes locally a 3D part. It allows
visualizing the inside of a 3D part. It can only be applied to an
extracted view.

V
view frame A square or rectangular frame that contains the geometry and
dimensions of the view.
 Index
A
Activate ,
ActiveSheet
ActiveView
Add ,
AddDetail
AlignedWithReferenceView
Angle

D
Documents.Add
Documents.Open
DrawingDocument
DrawingSheet
DrawingSheets
DrawingView
DrawingViews

F
Factory2D
ForceUpdate ,
FrameVisualization

G
GenerateDimensions
GenerativeBehavior
GenerativeLinks
GeometricElements
I
IsDetail
IsGenerative
Item ,

O
Orientation

P
PageSetup.Banner
PageSetup.BannerPosition
PageSetup.Bottom
PageSetup.BottomMargin
PageSetup.ChooseBestOrientation
PageSetup.FitToPrinterFormat
PageSetup.FitToSheetFormat
PageSetup.Left
PageSetup.LeftMargin
PageSetup.Logo
PageSetup.MaximumSize
PageSetup.Orientation
PageSetup.PaperHeight
PageSetup.PaperSize
PageSetup.PaperWidth
PageSetup.Quality
PageSetup.RightMargin
PageSetup.Rotation
PageSetup.TopMargin
PageSetup.Zoom
PaperSize
PrintOut
PrintToFile
ProjectionMethod
R
ReferenceView
Remove ,

S
Scale ,
SetAsDetail
Sheets
Standard

U
UnAlignedWithReferenceView
Update , ,

V
Views

X
x

Y
y