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Macro-element editing mode |
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You can edit the macro-element in the macro-element editing mode. To switch to this mode, double-click the macro-element or select the macro-element and run the Edit macroelement command.
After the command is invoked, the mode icon 
will appear in the graphic area of the document.
In this mode, you can:
•edit individual objects within the macro-element,
•create new or add existing objects in the macro-element,
•exclude items from the macro element,
•create, move or delete the defining point of macro-element,
•add or remove the leaders of macro-element.
In the macro-element editing mode, all the remaining document objects are unavailable; they are displayed in the graphic area using the background style.
All objects created in the macro-element editing mode are automatically included into the macro-element.
To exit the editing mode, click the mode icon in the graphic area.
Example of editing graphic macroelements: splitting one macroelement into two
1.Switch to edit mode for the macro element you want to split into parts.
1.Select the objects for the new macro element with the mouse and execute the command Create macro-element 
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A macroelement is created as a nested element within the element being edited.
2.Call the Exclude Geometry command 
and specify the macro element you created as the object to be excluded.
3.Finish the team's work by clicking the Finish button 
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The document will contain two macro elements instead of one.
4.Exit macro editing mode by clicking the icon .
