Add/Edit Library Dialog
The Add/Edit Library dialog allows you to define the properties of a library item. The fields are described below.
Field/Checkbox Name |
Description |
|---|---|
Library Type |
Select the library type to which you want to assign the library item. |
Name |
Enter a name that identifies the library item. This is a 100-character mandatory field. Most often, you use either the document title or the document number as the name of the library item. |
Description |
A 100-character field that provides more descriptive information of the library item. |
Document No. |
A 50-character field that stores the Document Number or Reference. |
Revision |
Can indicate at what stage the library item is based on your own requirements (for example, ‘01’ or ‘A’). |
Reference Date |
You can assign a specific date to the library item as required. |
Physical Location |
If this library item is a reference to a hard copy document, then enter the physical location of the document. |
Hyperlink |
When linking this document to a UNC or URL, you can specify the full hyperlink in this field. Examples of valid URL and UNC paths:
Note If you define a mapped drive as a hyperlink location (for example, |
Attachment |
Allows you to add an attachment to the library item in one of the following ways:
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Show Grey Scale |
When enabled, DWG or DXF drawing layers are displayed in black and white instead of designed colours. This is only applicable to documents that are selected to be shown as drawing. |
Show Captions |
Shows or hides caption layers of a DWG or DXF drawing. This is only applicable to documents that are selected to be shown as drawing. |
Show Dimensions |
Shows or hides dimension layers of a DWG or DXF drawing. This is only applicable to documents that are selected to be shown as drawing. |
Use in Reports |
Determines if the library item is output to reports. |
Force 2D |
If you have DWG or DXF drawings which NXUS detects as 3D, and you’d prefer NEXUS to treat them as 2D, tick this checkbox on those drawings. |
Background Colour |
Allows you to define the background colour of a document. Note that this functionality only works on drawing types that support transparency (for example, DXF, DWG, GIF). |
This tab is visible only if the Library system table has been extended with additional fields in your configuration. You can fill those custom fields on this tab. For more information, see Configure Attributes.
On this tab, you can manage library connections associated with the library item. For more information, see Library Connections.
See Checking History.
See also