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6 Specify a source for the graphic property:
Then…If you want to…
select Block, and select the block
name from the drop-down list.
select a block from the current
drawing
select Block, click Browse, select a
block, and click Open.
select a block from outside of the
current drawing
select Block, click Browse, select a
drawing, and click Open.
select a drawing file
select Image, and click Browse. In
the Select Image File dialog, browse
select an image file
to select the image, and click Open.
Select the path type from the drop-
down list. Using relative paths
makes your project more portable.
7 If you want to enter a new description in the property set
definition, clear Use block or image name for property description.
8 For Rotation, enter an angle for the graphic.
9 If you want to change the layer key, click Select Layer Key.
10 Click OK, and continue working on the property set definition
on the Definition tab of the Property Set Definition dialog.
11 If Use graphic name for description was not selected, enter a
description for the new property by selecting the empty value,
entering text for Description, and clicking OK.
To change the name of the property definition, double-click the
value for Name.
12 Select a format to specify the how the data displays.
The format you select becomes the default format of a column
when this property is added to a schedule table style. It can be
changed at any time. The Example column shows how the default
value is displayed using the selected format. For more information,
see Property Data Formats on page 3764.
NOTE Images and blocks are uniformly scaled to fit within the table
cell. The cell dimension is determined by the row height and column
width.
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