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List of Options
The following options are displayed.
Details
Each file reference shares a common set of properties. Referenced images,
display additional properties specific to the file type. The common set of details
displayed for each file reference is name, status, file size, file type, creation
date, saved path, and found at path. Some of the properties can be edited.
Reference Name Displays the file reference name. This property is editable
for all file reference types.
Status Shows whether the file reference is loaded, unloaded or not found.
This property cannot be edited.
Size Shows the file size of the selected file reference. The size is not displayed
for file references that are not found. This property cannot be edited.
Type Indicates whether the file reference is an attachment or overlay, or the
type of raster image file. This property cannot be edited.
However, if the file reference is a DWG, the property can be toggled from the
File Reference panel.
Date Displays the last date the file reference was modified. This date is not
displayed if the file reference is not found. This property cannot be edited.
Saved Path Shows the saved path of the selected file reference (this is not
necessarily where the file reference is found). This property cannot be edited.
Found At Displays the full path of the currently selected file reference. This
is where the referenced file is actually found and is not necessarily the same
as the saved path. Clicking the Open button displays the Open dialog box
where you can select a different path or file name. You can also type directly
into the path field. These changes are stored to the Saved Path property if the
new path is valid.
DWG Specific Properties
If you select a referenced DWG (xref), additional properties are displayed.
None of the added image properties can be edited.
Block Unit Specifies the
INSUNITS on page 1371 value for the inserted block.
Unit factor Displays the unit scale factor, which is calculated based on the
INSUNITS on page 1371 value of the block and the drawing units.
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