Saving and retrieving drawing preferences
The CAD drawings shown in CAD Integrator contain texts, such as drawing titles, legends and (work)space information text. These texts can be resized and moved. If you resize space or workspace information text boxes, all other information text boxes are adjusted accordingly. Your browser automatically saves the changes as personal preferences. Similarly, you can adjust a floor plan's orientation (rotation angle). If you want to make these preferences available to other users, you can save your personal preferences as defaults for other users to retrieve.
Procedure
1. To resize the text, double-click in the relevant drawing on the title, legend or text you want to resize or move.
The border of the text box changes color.
2. Wait for resizing handle (opposite triangles) to appear in a corner of the text box and drag until the text has the required size.
3. Release the mouse button.
4. To move the text box, double-click the text and drag it to a required position in or outside the floor plan.
Note |  To undo the moving or resizing of title, legend or text boxes, press CTRL + Z. To redo the moving or resizing of title, legend or text boxes, press CTRL + Y. |
5. Release the mouse button.
7. You can save these changes as default settings and thus make them retrievable for other users, by clicking Save drawing settings as default on the CAD Integrator menu.
A pop-up will open, informing you that the changes are saved as retrievable default settings for this drawing. Click OK to confirm the settings.
8. You can also retrieve available Planon default settings saved by other users, by clicking Retrieve default drawing settings on the CAD Integrator menu.
A dialog box appears, informing you that your personal settings are overwritten with the Planon default settings.
9. Click OK to confirm the settings.
The confirmed settings will take effect after you log off and back on again.
Note | For the browser storage it is important to recognize a drawing setting each time the viewer shows it. This recognition is important also in a situation of a second import or changing from one environment to another. See also Identifying drawings. |