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After clicking onbutton in confirmation dialog box, librarydata will be pasted to the selected code.S Quitting the library tableYou can quit the library table in any of the two ways described below.S Clicking on thebutton of the library table dialog.S Clicking on8-2-2at the upper right corner of the library table dialog.Creating Library Data Using Library EditorS Registering new library data(1) Select [Library Editor] from [Tools] menu.The library table is displayed.(2) Click onbutton.The “New Library Entry” dialog box is displayed.(3) Set the code, size, colours, compression, comment of the library data to be.newly created, then click on342Library EditorSection 8-2S Setting for New Library Entry dialog boxCode:Specify the code to which the new library data is registered.When the dialog box is opened, the smallest unused code isset.button.
InSearch Direction: Unregistered code can be searched by“Search Direction”, specify “Up” (to the smaller code) or“Down” (to the larger code) to designate the direction towhich search operation is executed.Comments:Specify the comment for the library data to be created.Find Next:Searches the unused code. Specify the search direction in“Search Direction”.Displaying library editor(1) [Tools] (menu bar) → [Library Editor]The library table is displayed.(2) Select the code in the library table and click onor double click themouse on the objective code line.When two or more codes are selected, edit screens (editors) of all the selected codes can be opened collectively. Library table dialog automaticallycloses at the same time the editor is displayed.S Changing the propertyTo change the property of the code which is already registered, open the editor andthen display the property dialog of the library data as follows.Double click, orRight click → [Properties][Code]:Displays the code of the selected library data.[Size]:Displays the size of the specified library data.Size data is not displayed if there are no elements in the librarydata specifying frame.[Comments]: Specify the comment for the library data to be created.343Library EditorSection 8-2Screen Configuration of Library EditorThe screen configuration of the library editor is described below.Library data specifying frameEdit areaOperating the library editorUsing the library editor, you can create a graphic using fixed elements in the samemanner as creating graphics in a standard screen.
The size of the library dataspecifying frame is taken as the size of the library data. The position and size of thelibrary data specifying frame can be changed as needed.Only the graphic in the range of the library data specifying frame is registered asthe library data.For details on how to use fixed elements, refer to 6–2 “Fixed Display”.Reference: Library data which is cut or copied on the library editor window can be pasted ontothe other library editor window or standard editing screen (The data can be pasteduntil another data is stored to the clipboard). Also, fixed–display elements whichwere cut or copied from standard editing screens can be pasted onto the libraryeditor window.When more than one library editor window is displayed or when two Support Toolsare opened by [Import Component] from [File] menu (same PT model setting), cut,copy and paste operations between these library editor windows are possible.
Fordetails, refer to 3–3–6.Library dataDisplay of library dataA circle extending outsidethe specifying frame is notdisplayed as library data.344Library EditorSection 8-2Changing the size and display position of the library data specifying frameTo change the size of the library data specifying frame or move it, follow the stepsdescribed below.(1) Click the mouse on the dotted lines of the library data specifying frame.Green J (handles) are displayed enclosing the library data specifying frame.(2) The size can be changed by dragging a handle.Position the mouse cursor on a green handle: the shape of the mouse cursorchanges as shown below.
Drag the mouse cursor in the indicated direction tochange the size of the library data specifying frame.Right-left handleUp-down handleApex handle(3) The library data specifying frame can be moved by dragging the frame at positions other than handles.When handles are displayed, position the mouse cursor on the dotted line at aposition where there is no handle: the shape of mouse cursor changes asshown below. Drag the mouse. The frame moves as it is dragged.(4) After changing the size and the position of the library data specifying frame,click on the screen at a position other than on the frame.The size and the position of the library data specifying frame is determinedand the handles are cleared.To change the size and the position of the library data specifying frame, repeatthe procedure above from step (1).345Library EditorSection 8-2Setting gridsTo set a grid on the library editor screen, select [Screen] (menu bar) and [Grid].The necessary settings for displaying grids are same as those for a standardscreen.
For details, refer to 5-1-2 “Grid Setting”.Quitting the library editorYou can quit the library editor in any of the three ways described below.S Clicking onat the upper right area of the library editor.S Selecting [Close] from the control menu box of the library editor.S Double clicking the control menu box of the library editor.Control menu box346Mark Editor8-3Section 8-3Mark EditorSpecial symbols and marks can be created by tiling selected dots in a 16 16 dotarea.
(For NT11S it is 8 16 dot.)The created mark data can be inserted into mark data displays and (character)string displays.Reference: The NT-series Support Tool cannot handle marks of 32 32 dots and 64 64 dots.If marks created by the DOS version Support Tool are imported, 32 32 or 64 64dot size marks must be represented by dividing and grouping them as 16 16 dotsize mark data.8-3-1Screen ConfigurationThe screen configuration of the mark editor is shown below.Standard toolbarImage display areaEdit areaDrawing toolbar347Mark Editor8-3-2Section 8-3Creating Marks Using the Mark EditorDisplaying the mark editor(1) [Tools] (menu bar) → [Mark Editor]The mark data list dialog box is displayed.In the mark data list dialog box, the mark data registered for the codes are displayed.(2) Select the code in the mark data list dialog box and click ondouble click the area corresponding to the code in the list., orA code can be selected either from the displayed list or by specification in the[Code] field.
If a code is selected in the list, the specified part is displayed enlarged.348Mark EditorSection 8-3Operating the mark editorUsing the mark editor, you can create a mark by tiling dots arranged in a matrix.To tile a dot, position the cursor on it and left click the mouse. To cancel tiling, rightclick the mouse on a tiled dot.Created graphics can be copied or pasted using the standard toolbar, and lines,rectangles, and circles can be easily created using the drawing toolbar.Reference: When two Support Tools are started up by [Import Component] from [File] menu,the data which is cut or copied on the mark editor of one Support Tool can bepasted onto the mark editor of another Support Tool (PT model setting of the twoscreen data files should be the same).
For details, refer to 3–3–6.* Standard toolbarRedo (operation canceled by undo is executed again)Undo (previous operation is canceled)Paste (data that has been copied or cut is pasted)Copy (graphic in the specified range is copied)Cut (graphic in the specified range is cut)Register (mark data is registered)Open (mark data list dialog box is opened)* Drawing toolbarS ToolbarUsed to move the graphic defined by the range specifying frameBy positioning the cursor on graphic defined by the range specifyingframe after positioning the cursor on it and dragging, the graphic ismoved.Used to specify the range of a created graphic to copy, cut, or move.By dragging the cursor from one corner to the diagonally opposingcorner, the range specifying rectangle frame is defined.To cancel the range specifying frame, select the tools other than,.Range specifying frameUsed to tile dots.After placing the cursor on a dot to be tiled, left click the mouse.To cancel tiling, place the cursor on a tiled dot and right click the mouse.349Mark EditorSection 8-3Used to draw a line.By dragging the mouse cursor from the start point to the end point, dotsarranged on a line are tiled.Used to draw a rectangular frame.By dragging the mouse cursor, the dots on a rectangle which has itsdiagonally opposing corners at the start and the end point of thedragging route are tiled.Used to draw a circular or oval frameBy dragging the mouse cursor between two diagonally opposingcorners of a rectangle which circumscribes the desired circle or ovalframe, the dots on the circle or oval are tiled.Used to draw a tiled rectangleBy dragging the mouse cursor, the dots inside a rectangle which has itsdiagonally opposing corners at the start and end point of the draggingroute are tiled.Used to draw a tiled circle or ovalBy dragging the mouse cursor between two diagonally opposingcorners of a rectangle which circumscribes the desired circle or ovalframe, the dots inside the circle or oval are tiled.Used to move the entire drawn graphic.Drag the edit area and the graphic drawing position moves.Used to turn the entire drawn graphic through 90°.Left clicking on the edit area turns the graphic clockwise and rightclicking turns the graphic counterclockwise.Left clickRight click350Mark EditorSection 8-3Referring to graphicsThe mark editor allows you to refer to or reuse the existing graphics or samplecharacters to draw desired new marks.Click onbutton and the reference graphic display area is displayed.Reference graphicdisplay areaTo close the reference graphic display area, click onbutton again.S Referring to the existing mark dataTo display the existing mark data as reference for creating a new mark, click onabove the reference graphic display area.
The mark data list dialog box isdisplayed.Select the data you want to use as the reference in the mark data list dialog box andclick on, or double click the mouse on the desired reference data.351Mark EditorSection 8-3Referring to charactersThe mark editor allows you to use the existing characters as the reference forcreating characters. Click onabove the reference graphic display area, and thereference character setting dialog box is displayed.Input the characters you want to use as the reference and click on.For the reference characters, two characters (8 dot size) can be input.To change the font and/or size of the characters used as the reference, click on.
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