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Notes on using line styles |
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The special feature of line styles (as opposed to hatch styles and text styles) is that you can create list of styles for the current document and for new documents.
You can set up this list in the Line Style Manager. When you are working with the current document in Line Style Manager, you can also perform basic actions with line styles: create, edit or delete them.
The left part of the Line Style Manager window contains the list of styles of the document. Using the buttons above the list, you can do the following:
create new line styles in the document,
edit embedded styles,
delete embedded styles (provided they are not in use).
In the right part of the Line Style Manager window (it appears after you press the Add styles button) you can open a library (or a set) to add its styles to the list of styles of the document. There are two ways to add styles:
creating a link to the library style,
embedding a style from a library or set into a document.
