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From the Tools section of the action bar, click Catalog Browser
.
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In the Catalog Browser panel, click Open a catalog, and then click More... to search a catalog.
For more information about the dialog box
see Design IP Classification User's Guide.
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Type a name for your research, and then click Search.
The Object Selection dialog box displays the search result.
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Select a catalog from the list and then click OK.
The Catalog Browser panel displays the catalog structure
content.
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Expand the catalog structure and select a chapter.
The content of the chapter appears in the right pane.
Notes:
- You can determine the display of the content or how the content should appear by clicking any of the various formats
from the top right corner: Thumbnail View, Tiles View, Details View.
- You can also click Activate multi-usage to instantiate a 2D component multiple times and then
proceed as described below (till step 9). To stop the multi-usage,
click Deactivate multi-usage.
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Double-click a 2D component from the list.
You can also right-click the 2D component and select Use Item >
Instantiate 2D Component.
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Click the 2D layout to position the 2D
component instance.
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In the Tools Palette, select one of the following:
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Link with detail
:
to instantiate a 2D component. The component instance is
linked with its external reference. Therefore, this instance
can be updated using Synchronize
Link option available in Edit Links & Relations dialog box.
By default, this icon is selected.
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Expose
:
to instantiate and expose a 2D component. The links between
the 2D component instance and its reference in a catalog
are cut. However, a link with a new 2D component reference
(created from the catalog) is created on a detail sheet.
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Click the sheet when you are satisfied with the component's
position.
- If Link with detail is selected: The 2D component instance is created.
- If Expose
is selected:
The Expose 2D Component Instance dialog box appears.
- Define if you want to create the 2D component instance
in a new detail sheet or in an existing detail sheet.
- Click OK.
The 2D component instance is created.
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Click Close.
Notes:
- The drawing representation in which you locally instantiated a catalog
component is autonomous. In other words, you do not necessarily need
the catalog to be able to read the drawing.
- A link exists between the drawing representation and the catalog.
From the Tools section of the action bar, click Links and Relations to
display all the links.
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