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All possible categories and entries for all supported definition files are listed in a hidden template. Each resource file is built using categories and entries from this template. You can use this template to add a category or an entry which does not appear by default in the resource file. Template categories and entries are available from the Add Items command in the contextual menu of the root node of the tree or the category node.
If an entry does not appear in the resource file, the default value of this entry stored in the hidden template is used.
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1Right-click the root node of the resource file or a category node and select Add Items.
A Selection dialog box appears listing available categories or entries.
2Select the check box for a category or an entry that you want to add to the resource file.
3Click OK.
The category or the entry is added to the resource file. You cannot modify its name as it depends on the hidden resource file template.
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You can create a category in the resource file. Since this category does not come from the hidden template and is not managed by PowerDesigner, you cannot use the Add Items command to add entries to this category.
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1Right-click the root node of the resource file tree view, select New→Category.
The category is created in the tree view with a default name.
2Click on the new category node to modify its name, comment and value in the right pane of the dialog box.
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You can also rename a category directly from the resource file tree view by selecting the category and pressing the F2 key.
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1Select Tools→Display Preferences to display the Display Preferences dialog box.
2Select a category and modify display preferences.
3Click OK.
The new display preferences are automatically applied to the current diagram in the model.
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When you define display preferences for a diagram, you can use the Apply To button to select other diagrams in the current model or in other models opened in the workspace to apply the same display preferences.
Diagrams to which you apply the display preferences must be of the same type.
If you click the Apply To button, select diagrams and click OK, the display preferences you defined are automatically applied to the selected diagrams although they are not applied to the current diagram yet. You must click OK in the Display Preferences dialog box to commit the changes in the current diagram. If you click Cancel, the display preferences changes are not applied to the current diagram.
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5 Select the diagrams to which you want to apply the display preferences.
6Click OK.
A confirmation dialog box prompts you to apply the default formats to all symbols of the selected diagrams.
7Click OK in each of the dialog boxes.
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You can restore the default display preferences in the current diagram. The default display preferences are stored in the registry.
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1Select Tools→Display Preferences to display the Display Preferences dialog box.
2Modify display preferences.
3Click the Set As Default button.
The display preferences you have defined become the default preferences for the current diagram.
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If you want to return to the previously saved default display preferences, click the Default button.
4Click OK.
The display preferences are applied to the current diagram in the model, and to all new diagrams of the same type you will create afterwards. These parameters will be used the next time you click the Default button.
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