1. Press S to activate the Select tool.

   If you are in another tool, press Esc to cancel the current action, then press Esc again to exit the tool and activate the Select tool.

2. Mouse just outside the view on the drawing sheet, or scroll over the design shown in the view until a dashed box around the view is displayed.

3. Click the box to select the view.

1. Select the view.

2. Drag the view with the Select tool to move it or click the MoveA tool used to translate or rotate geometry. tool and move it with the MoveA tool used to translate or rotate geometry. handle.

   Projected and cross-section views move together as a group.

1. Select the component shown in the view.

2. Select the Move tool on the Design2D or 3D model that contains at least one top-level component. tab.

3. Use the MoveA tool used to translate or rotate geometry. handle to orient the component within the view.

   Views related to the current view also change their orientation.

1. Select the view.

   You can select multiple views to modify the properties they have in common.

2. Modify the view's properties in the Properties panelArea of the user interface that displays editable details about the selected object(s). This panel is initially displayed on the lower left side of the screen, but can be moved. or right-click and modify the view using the mini-toolbar.

3. Control the visibility of the view in the Structure tree.

1. Right-click a view in the Structure treeDisplay in the Structure panel that shows you each of the objects in your design. You can expand or collapse the nodes of the tree to view the objects. You can rename objects, create, modify, replace, and delete objects, as well as work with components. and select Rename.

   The Rename drawing view labels dialog opens.

2. Change the following:

   • Name: The name of a view. By default, the name of a view is a number or letter.

   • Show prefix label: Display a descriptive prefix before the view name, such as DetailAspects of a design incorporated to communicate with others or submit the design for review. Use the tools on the Detailing tab to annotate designs, create drawing sheets, and review design changes. You can customize detailing settings to conform to standards or create your own custom style., Top ViewOrientation settings that you can apply to your design, including spin, pan, and zoom. You can adjust these settings individually or you can apply one of the following preconfigured views: Trimetric, Isometric, Top, Bottom, Front, Back, Right, Left. You can also select Snap View and click a face to view it head-on., or Front ViewOrientation settings that you can apply to your design, including spin, pan, and zoom. You can adjust these settings individually or you can apply one of the following preconfigured views: Trimetric, Isometric, Top, Bottom, Front, Back, Right, Left. You can also select Snap View and click a face to view it head-on..

   • Structure treeDisplay in the Structure panel that shows you each of the objects in your design. You can expand or collapse the nodes of the tree to view the objects. You can rename objects, create, modify, replace, and delete objects, as well as work with components. name override: Use the text in the area below this option instead of the name and prefix.

   The combination of user input and checkboxes are shown in a preview of the view name in the box at the bottom of the dialog.

1. Select one or more views.

2. Open the RMB menu

3. Choose Lock Position

Notes on Locked views:

• Any view that is not aligned to another view can have its poosition locked on the sheet
• Locked views have the "Locked" icon next to them in the Structure Tree
• Locked views are given a red outline in pre-highlighting and selection
• If a selection consists only of locked views, attempting to drag switches the cursor to the "circle-slash" cursor meaning the action is blocked.