2.0

Table Of Contents

Chapter 1 Using the Grading Commands

You can move between regions by clicking the following buttons in the

dialog box:

Selects the first region

Moves back one region

Moves forward one region

Selects the last region

Changes you make are reflected in the Targets tab of the Grading Properties.

Delete a Vertex Using the Shortcut Menu

To delete a vertex

1 Select a grading object and right click to display the shortcut menu.

2 Click Delete Vertex. Grips display on all the target region locations.

3 At the command line you are prompted to select a vertex to delete.

4 Click on the vertex you want to delete. The vertex is deleted and the drawing

automatically reflects the changes.

Changes you make are reflected in the Footprint tab of the Grading Properties.

Delete a Target Region Using the Shortcut Menu

To delete a target region

1 Select a grading object and right click to display the shortcut menu.

2 Click Delete Target Region. Grips display on all the target region locations.

3 At the command line you are prompted to select a target region to delete.

4 Click on the target region you want to delete. The target region is deleted and

the drawing automatically reflects the changes.

Changes you make are reflected in the Targets tab of the Grading Properties.

NOTE

When you delete a vertex that is preceded or followed by an arc, a new arc

is placed between the remaining vertices. This new arc passes through the

location of the deleted vertex.

Delete a Slope Tag Using the Shortcut Menu

To delete a slope tag

1 Select a grading object and right click to display the shortcut menu.

2 Click Delete Slope Tag. Grips display on all the slope tag locations.

3 At the command line you are prompted to select a Slope Tag to delete.

4 Click on the slope tag you want to delete. The slope tag is deleted and the

drawing automatically reflects the changes.

Changes you make are reflected in the Slopes tab of the Grading Properties.