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“demo005,” then the image file edit box has
“demo005” listed as the file name.
The browsed image is copied to the Images folder
and saved as a relative path in the .dat file. However,
you can enclose the image path in quotation marks
if you do not want the image copied to the Images
folder and to save the complete path instead of the
relative path in the .dat file. The entered image file
name can be names like "PB1" or "CONTROL RELAY,"
file names with an extension such as “pb1.png,” or
it can follow the syntax {slide_library or dll file (slide
or .png)}. For example, "S2(pb)" or "S7(control_re-
lay)."
NOTE The image file name cannot contain invalid
characters such as \ / : " ? < > | and only .png and
.sld image files are supported.
(Available only when you edit the image file) Creates
the .png image file from the current screen image.
Create PNG from current screen image
If the specified image file does not exist, this option
is selected by default. If you do not want to create
the icon from the current drawing's displayed image,
deselect the check box.
NOTE This option is unavailable if you enter an im-
age file name with the syntax {slide_library or dll file
(slide or .png)}” For example, “S2(pb)” or “S7(con-
trol_relay)”. It is also unavailable if the Image File edit
box contains the image file path instead of the image
file name.
(Available only when Create PNG from current screen
image is selected) Zooms in on the current screen
Zoom
image using AutoCAD Pan command. Once you exit
Pan mode and press Enter, the dialog box redisplays
so you can finish defining the new icon.
(This appears once the Image file is specified) Indic-
ates the full path of the image file location where the
Location
new images are created or the browsed images are
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