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NOTE For the synchronization of the standard style to work, the style
needs to come from a standards drawing that has been selected as
a standards drawing for this style type in the configuration setup. For
example, if the standards drawing “Wall Styles.dwg” has been
configured as the standard for wall styles, and the standards drawing
“Door Styles.dwg” has been configured as the standards drawing for
door styles, you should not copy any wall styles from the “Door
Styles.dwg” to the project drawing. Because that drawing has not
been defined as the standards drawing for wall styles, the copied
styles will display as not standardized in the synchronization. For
information on configuring standards drawings, see Setting up
Standard Styles and Display Settings on page 595.
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You can also drag styles from a project standards drawing into a drawing that
is not part of the current project. If the drawing is not part of any project, no
synchronization will happen to that style in the future. If the drawing is part
of a different project, the style will display as not standardized in future
synchronizations of that project, unless that project references the same
standards drawing from which the style was dragged.
Adding Standard Display Settings from Display Manager
You can add standard display settings to project drawings in the Display
Manager. When a standard display drawing is specified in the project standards
configuration, it is displayed in Display Manager under the project node. From
there, display configurations, display sets, and display representations can be
dragged to the project drawing nodes.
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