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Finding/Changing hilight layers in IC6.1.5.500.9

Merfman

How does one find/change the hilight layers used in the various tools/browsers in 6.1 in the layer palette?

 As an example, I'd like the change the line width for the layers used in the Annotation browser to make

the  line width bold so it's easier to find with old eyes... 

 

Thanks in advance!

Merf

 

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  • Hi Merf,

    If you use the CIW menu Tools -> Display Resource Manager and then press the Edit button in the Display Resource Tool Box you will open the Display Resouce Editor window/tool.  Change the "Application" to DRE and you will see the various packets defined.  I believe that the ones that are used are: hilite, hilite1-9, annotate, annotate1-9, halo1-20,  plus various marker*** packets. There may be others used, but mostly this should cover the highlight 'layers'.  To modify, select the packet on the left and use the sections on the right to change the appearance - then press Apply at the bottom left to see the changes in the tool windows.

    Hopefully this answers your question?

    Regards,

    Lawrence.

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  • Hi Merf,

    If you use the CIW menu Tools -> Display Resource Manager and then press the Edit button in the Display Resource Tool Box you will open the Display Resouce Editor window/tool.  Change the "Application" to DRE and you will see the various packets defined.  I believe that the ones that are used are: hilite, hilite1-9, annotate, annotate1-9, halo1-20,  plus various marker*** packets. There may be others used, but mostly this should cover the highlight 'layers'.  To modify, select the packet on the left and use the sections on the right to change the appearance - then press Apply at the bottom left to see the changes in the tool windows.

    Hopefully this answers your question?

    Regards,

    Lawrence.

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