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428 | Chapter 17 Change Existing Objects
To delete a vertex from a multiline
1 From the Modify menu, choose Object Multiline.
2 In the Multiline Edit Tools dialog box, select Delete Vertex (in the bottom
row of images), and then choose OK.
3 In the drawing, specify the vertex to delete and press
ENTER.
Command line
MLEDIT
To create a closed cross intersection
1 From the Modify menu, choose Object Multiline.
2 In the Multiline Edit Tools dialog box, click Closed Cross (in the top row
of images), and then choose OK.
3 Select the multiline for the foreground.
4 Select the multiline for the background.
The intersection is modified. You can continue selecting intersecting mul-
tilines to modify, or press
ENTER to end the command. Press ENTER again
to redisplay the Multiline Edit Tools dialog box.
To edit a multiline style
In the following steps, you delete a line element, modify the angle of the
end cap lines, and change the background fill of a multiline.
1 From the Format menu, choose Multiline Style.
2 In the Multiline Styles dialog box, choose the style name from the list.
Choose a style with more than two elements.
3 Choose Element Properties.
4 In the Element Properties dialog box under Elements, select the line
element to delete, select Delete, and choose OK.
5 In the Multiline Styles dialog box, choose Multiline Properties.
6 In the Multiline Properties dialog box under Caps, enter the new angle for
the start and end cap lines.
7 Under Fill, choose Color and select a new color from the Select Color
dialog box, and then choose OK twice.
8 In the Multiline Styles dialog box, choose Save to save the changes to the
style in the MLN file.
9 Choose OK to save the modified symbol table entry and exit the dialog
box.
Command line
MLSTYLE