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Attribute Editor
2 Specify the changes you want to make to the annotation:
3 Click OK to dismiss the Edit Attributes dialog and implement any
changes you have made to the annotation.
Keynoting Tools
Keynoting is a consistent way of annotating the different types of drawings
in a set of construction documents to identify building materials or to provide
special instructions or explanations. AutoCAD Architecture provides a flexible
tool-based method of inserting keynotes that are linked to a keynote database
and thus can be modified globally as well as individually. This method supports
both reference keynoting (where the keynote key corresponds to a section in
an accompanying specification and may appear on different drawings) and
sheet keynoting (where keynote keys are sequentially numbered for each
drawing).
AutoCAD Architecture supplies pre-specified keynotes for its size-specific
default detail components and for architectural objects that represent
assemblies with multiple components (for example, 8” CMU wall). For
variable-size objects and material definitions, a keynote classification group
is pre-specified, and you specify a size when the keynote is inserted. For detail
components, these keynotes and groups are based on the widely used
MasterFormat 2004 standard maintained by the Construction Specifications
Institute (CSI). For assemblies, the CSI Uniformat standard is used. However,
because the software accommodates multiple keynote databases, it also supports
other common or locally developed keynoting systems, so your localized
version of AutoCAD Architecture may vary. Whatever the source of the
3570 | Chapter 47 Annotation and Keynoting Tools
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