Closes this dialog.


Enter a phrase, word or partial word to search for.


Select to find the specified entry in the Find What text box and omit partial word matches.


Select to make your search specific to the upper and lower case text typed in the Find What field.


Select a direction from the cursor to search within a document.


Select to search for the text or formatting specified in the Find What text box before the cursor location in the document.


Select to search for the text or formatting specified in the Find What text box after the cursor location in the document.


Click this button to change to the next search result specified by the Find What text box.


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Click this button to access online help.


Enter your input in this field.


Closes this dialog and saves any changes you have made.


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Click this button to access online help.


Closes this dialog without saving any changes you have made.


Click this button to access online help.


Closes this dialog and saves any changes you have made.


Enter your input in this field.


Closes this dialog.


Double-click on the watermark or one of the ISO banner areas (e.g., Top Left) to display the 10 available lines, each one represented by a page, for data.


Check to allow the print banners to print across the image as opposed to printing in the margins.


Click this button to make your choice.


Click this button to edit a banner or watermark.


Click this button to remove all ISO banner strings.


Click this button to review all of the existing print banners without searching through the list of available areas.


Closes this dialog without saving any changes you have made.


Click this button to access online help.


Check to display watermark on the current 2D image as it will print.


Type in the desired text string or wildcard (tag).


Click this button to make your choice.


Click this button to access online help.


Closes this dialog without saving any changes you have made.


MYRIAD's System Administrator mode allows you to keep general users from editing ISO print banner information and the Watermark. This list contains the users with administrative rights.


Click this button to save your selection.


Click this button to add a System Administrator..


Click this button to make your choice.


Click this button to make your choice.


Enter a user ID and password.  These are not case sensitive and do not need to be the same as the system username and password.


Enter your input in this field.


Click this button to make your choice.


Closes this dialog without saving any changes you have made.


Click this button to access online help.


Enter your User ID in this field.


Enter your Password in this field.


Click this button to make your choice.


Closes this dialog without saving any changes you have made.


Click this button to access online help.


Select Printer to send the selected region to the printer.


Select Print Preview to view the image as it will print without actually sending it to the printer. The image region will display according to the current settings in the Print dialog box.


Click this button to make your choice.


Closes this dialog without saving any changes you have made.


Click this button to access online help.


You can quickly review all of the existing print banners without searching through the list of available areas.


Click this button to make your choice.


Click this button to access online help.


Enter the scale factor to use for the selected symbol. This field is only available if the Scale Symbol checkbox is selected.


Select to specify the scale of the symbol. If not selected, you can click and drag the corners of the symbol textbox to adjust the size.


You can adjust the orientation of the symbol by degrees.


Use the arrows to select your preferred value.


Preserve Color indicates for MYRIAD to use the image's color palette rather than the default, 16-color markup palette.


You can adjust the orientation of the symbol by degrees.


Select a font from the list.


Choose a font from the list.


Choose a style from the list for the selected font.


Choose a style  from the list for the selected font.


Choose a size from the list for the selected font.


Choose a size from the list for the selected font.


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Check to add a text box with the same background color as the image.


Sample preview of the selections made.


Check to add a text box with the same background color as the image window.


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When checked, Black & White prints all colors black and prints all lines the same weight.


Outline Fills prints all filled entities the source file with an outline, but without color.


When enabled, MYRIAD will automatically print files in Portrait mode or Landscape based on the dimensions of the image or document.  If the image width is greater than the height, it will print in Landscape mode, otherwise it will use Portrait mode.


Enter your input in this field.


To Scale allows you to print an image to a particular scale.  When selected, both the % and ratio text boxes in the Scaling Amount section are available.  You can either enter a percent, such as 75%, or enter an x to x ratio, such as 4 to 3. Since to scale is defined by the image size, a percentage of 100% will crop the image if it is larger than the paper size.


Page Size indicates to print the image to fit within the page at a desired percentage of the of page size as specified in the Scaling Amount section.  You can specify to print the current view to 50% of the page size, for example, and the image will print at extents occupying half of the printed page.  The ratio text boxes are unavailable when this option is selected.


Enter a percentage.


Use the arrows to select your preferred value.


Enter the first portion of a ratio amount.


Enter the second portion of a ratio amount.


This option allows you to create custom profiles containing specific line weight settings for each line color of a 2D .DWG file. Each line color in the drawing can be set to a different line thickness in order to print multiple weights on one print out.


Click this button to make your choice.


You can set the minimum line width for printouts, with 0 as the thinnest line width available.


You can print image files to scale.  There are two scaling methods available.


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Choose an item from the list of active redlines.


Click this button to print the selected documents.


Click this button to access online help.


Click this button to close without saving.


Click this button to place the selected document in the printing queue.


Remove check to disable Dual Mode Printing and return to standard, single-printer mode.


Only available when Dual Mode Printing is enabled. Select to have MYRIAD automatically send files to the appropriate print device based on the page width


You can print the image to a different second printer or select different print options.


Click this button to change the active printer's properties.


Choose a printer from the list.


Click this button to change print options.


Check to specify a file to direct the output to instead of the printer. The resulting file (.prn) can then be sent to the printer manually, or used in some other way.


You can print the image to a different printer or select different print options.


Click this button change print properties.


Select a printer from the list.


Choose a printer from the list.


Click this button to change print options.


Check to specify a file to direct the output to instead of the printer. The resulting file (.prn) can then be sent to the printer manually, or used in some other way.


The Side-by-Side Compare tool allows you to view two documents from the same Document Stack side by side. Select two documents from the list to compare.


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Click this button to access online help.


Check to make the selected images appear overlaid on the other.


Enter the value you wish to use as the scale (the unit that all future measured distances will be based on)


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When measuring distances on 2D files, you must first calibrate the scale you wish to use. Enter the value you wish to use as the scale to base all future measurements on.


Enter your width value in this field.


Select your desired View options


Check Stick Around to keep the Bird's Eye window open until you close it.


Check to have a document (with a width less than specified below) open at zoom width.


Text box value is in inches.


Text box value is in centimeters.


Select this option to allow your image to update dynamically as you drag a markup entity, or a Bird's Eye or Eyeglass window beyond the image's initial boundaries.


Check to display simplified toolbars in place of the standard MYRIAD View and Markup toolbars.


You can open documents (with widths less than specified) at zoom width.


Select this option to allow your image to update dynamically as you drag a markup entity, or a Bird's Eye or Eyeglass window beyond the image's initial boundaries.


Check your desired options.


Enter your input in this field.


Select to set the Set Width Value in inches.


Select to set the Set Width Value in centimeters.


Select your desired display settings. The Measurement/Dimension Precision value indicates the number of decimal places used in all calculations.


Select to display an intelligent representation of the model, where parts that are not visible (and sometimes a few that are) are removed from the display.  This is not as fast as the Vertex display method, but it gives a more understandable representation of the model.


Select to display a cloud rendering of the model for the fastest possible speed.  Part color is maintained in the cloud view for better visualization.


Select to display the X,Y,Z Axis grid.


Select to apply a graded pattern to your background color, adding the illusion of depth to your image.


Select to animate the model transitions from one selected view to the next.


Select to view models rendered with the shading method as less rounded and more 2 dimensional.


Enter your input in this field. This indicates the number of decimal places used in all calculations.


Click this button to adjust your lighting options.


Click this button to change your color choices.


Click this button to adjust the clipping planes.


Click this button to adjust the font used for Notes and Dimensions.


Check to apply the selected option settings to your entire view set.


(Default) All model geometry is displayed while rotating. This is the slowest display method to use while navigating.


An intelligent representation of the model is displayed, where parts that are not visible (and sometimes a few that are) are removed from the display.


Displays a feature rendering of the model for the fastest possible speed while navigating.


Check to display and clear to hide the Axis Cue.


Check to apply a graded pattern to your background color, adding the illusion of depth to your image.


Select your preferred option.


Select to rotate 90 degrees.


Select to rotate 180 degrees.


Select to rotate 270 degrees.


Select Sample draw to draw the image quickly with less detail.


Select to draw the image slower, with more detail. Areas with many small details close together may become congealed into single entities.


Draws the image the slowest of the raster methods, but gives the best image when zoomed out.


Select to invert the images, interchanging the foreground and background colors of monochrome images.


Select to change all lines of a color image to a single color (the default is black).  markup entities remain in color for quick identification.


Select a foreground color for monochrome files.


Select a background color of  monochrome raster or vector files to white, black or gray. Remove the color conflict resolution checkmark to disable this feature. When enabled, (the default), drawing an entity using the same color as is used for the background (black, gray or white) signals Myriad to automatically reverse the foreground color so that the entity remains visible.


Click this button to make your choice.


Click this button to make your choice.


This feature is intended for vector files only and allows you to disable the automatic color conflict resolution. When selected, drawing an entity using the same color as the background (black, gray, or white) signals MYRIAD to reverse the foreground color automatically so that the entity remains visible.


Select a format type from the list if you want to apply the selected display options to a specific file type.


Select to apply the options to all files as they load.


Select to apply the options only to the current file.


Select to apply the options to specific file types. Choose a file type from the list below.


Select to automatically open the associated markup file.  The markup file must have the same base filename and be in the same directory as the source file.  If an editable markup is attached to a file, indicated in the Document Stack Manager by a red pen to the left of the document and markup file, the markup will always open with the file regardless of the Auto Open setting.


Select to enable or clear to hide the Most Recently Used File list under the File menu.


Select to automatically associate raster, vector, and resource files when loading hybrid files.


Select to view simplified View and Markup toolbars in place of the standard ones.


Select to store each page of a multi-page image to memory as you view it, allowing you to switch between pages faster.


Select to store each page of a multi-page image to memory as you view it, allowing you to switch between pages faster.


Select to enable or clear to hide the Most Recently Used File list under the File menu.


Select to automatically associate raster, vector, and resource files when loading hybrid files.


Select to automatically open the associated markup file.  The markup file must have the same base filename and be in the same directory as the source file.  If an editable markup is attached to a file, indicated in the Document Stack Manager by a red pen to the left of the document and markup file, the markup will always open with the file regardless of the Auto Open setting.


Use this feature when redlining images with more than 256 colors. Reserve Colors indicates for MYRIAD to use the image's color palette rather than the default, 16-color markup palette. This will preserve the colors of the image, but may affect the colors of the redlines for that file.  If you do not use this option when redlining a 256 color image, MYRIAD will try to use only 16 colors, which may affect how the file displays.  Note that this only occurs when you have a markup file open or overlaid.


You can control many MYRIAD features through the Options dialog box. Select your desired options.


You can choose the type of components to load for a file containing both 2D and 3D components (.MVS files for example) if you have both the 2D and 3D options available in MYRIAD.


If you are experiencing viewing problems, you can switch from using hardware OpenGL to using software OpenGL. Using this option may adversly affect performance.


Drag the slider to select your preferred value. Tells MYRIAD to recognize larger (Less Aggressive) or smaller (More Aggressive) sections of tesselated geometry as one outlined feature.


Select to show the measurement information in a cue card window by each measurement line.


Select to remove the cue displays.


Select to display measurement using the mouse pointer. Information will display only while the pointer is paused on the measurement line you wish to get information about.


You can choose the type of components to load for a file containing both 2D and 3D components (.MVS files for example) if you have both the 2D and 3D options available in MYRIAD.


You can choose the type of components to load for a file containing both 2D and 3D components (.MVS files for example) if you have both the 2D and 3D options available in MYRIAD.


Select to show the measurement information in a cue card window by each measurement line.


Select to remove the cue displays.


Select to display measurement using the mouse pointer. Information will display only while the pointer is paused on the measurement line you wish to get information about.


MYRIAD warns you if there is already an existing layer with the same name.  You can choose OK to create the duplicate layer or Cancel to cancel the creation of the new layer.  The original layer of that name will become active when you cancel the creation of the duplicate layer.


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Click this button to access online help.


Enter a file name in this field.


Choose a file from the list.


Choose a file folder from the list.


Choose a file type from the list.


Choose a drive from the list.


Closes this dialog and saves any changes you have made.


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Click this button to access online help.


Check this box to open the file as read only (so it can't be edited).


Click this button to locate a file on the network.


You can retrieve files from the Internet without using a separate Web browser or view files within a zip file from the local network or your system by using the URL/Zip dialog box.  You access the URL/Zip… dialog box through any of the Open dialog boxes:  Open Image, Add Image(s) to Document Stack, Open Document Stack, Open markup, and Overlay markup.


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Click this button to print the selected file.


Click this button to make your choice.


Choose an item from the list.


Choose an item from the list.


Closes this dialog and saves any changes you have made.


Closes this dialog without saving any changes you have made.


Click this button to access online help.


You can retrieve files from the Internet without using a separate Web browser or view files within a zip file from the local network or your system by using the URL/Zip dialog box.  You access the URL/Zip… dialog box through any of the Open dialog boxes:  Open Image, Add Image(s) to Document Stack, Open Document Stack, Open Markup, and Overlay Markup.


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Enter your input in this field.


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Click this button to access online help.


Enter your input in this field.


Click this button to make your choice.


Click this button to make your choice.


Enter your input in this field.


Choose an item from the list.


Choose an item from the list.


Choose an item from the list.


Choose an item from the list.


Closes this dialog and saves any changes you have made.


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Click this button to make your choice.


Check your desired options.


Click this button to make your choice.


You can retrieve files from the Internet without using a separate Web browser or view files within a zip file from the local network or your system by using the URL/Zip dialog box.


Select Auto Recognize to have Myriad automatically detect and associate file types based on their extension.


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Click this button to make your choice.


Click this button to make your choice.


Click this button to make your choice.


Check your desired options.


Choose an item from the list.


Click this button to make your choice.


Click this button to make your choice.


Click this button to make your choice.


Click this button to make your choice.


Click this button to make your choice.


Choose an item from the list.


Click this button to make your choice.


Click this button to make your choice.


Click this button to make your choice.


Click this button to make your choice.


Click this button to make your choice.


Choose an item from the list.


Click this button to make your choice.


Choose an item from the list.


Click this button to make your choice.


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Click this button to make your choice.


Closes this dialog and saves any changes you have made.


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Choose an item from the list.


Choose an item from the list.


Click this button to make your choice.


Click this button to make your choice.


Click this button to make your choice.


Click this button to make your choice.


Click this button to make your choice.


Enter your input in this field.


Check your desired options.


Check your desired options.


Check your desired options.


Enter your input in this field.


Click this button to make your choice.


Click this button to make your choice.


Click this button to make your choice.


Choose an item from the list.


Enter your input in this field.


Enter your input in this field.


Enter your input in this field.


Enter your input in this field.


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Click this button to access online help.


Click this button to make your choice.


Click this button to make your choice.


Click this button to make your choice.


Click this button to make your choice.


Choose an item from the list.


Enter your input in this field.


Check your desired options.


Check your desired options.


Check your desired options.


Click this button to make your choice.


Click this button to make your choice.


Enter a file name in this field.


Choose a file from the list.


Choose a directory from the list.


Choose a file type from the list.


Choose a drive from the list.


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Click this button to access online help.


Check this box to open the file as read only (so it can't be edited).


You can retrieve files from the Internet without using a separate Web browser or view files within a zip file from the local network or your system by using the URL/Zip dialog box.  You access the URL/Zip… dialog box through any of the Open dialog boxes:  Open Image, Add Image(s) to Document Stack, Open Document Stack, Open markup, and Overlay markup.


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Choose an item from the list.


Closes this dialog.


Displays attribute information for the selected entity.


The front and back clipping planes are automatically set for each model, but they can be adjusted.  You may, for instance, set the front clipping plane so that any part of the model in front of the clipping plane gets cut away, revealing the interior of the model.


Any portion of the model that extends beyond the back clipping plane or nearer than the front clipping plane will not be visible.


Click this button to save the displayed clipping plane settings.


Click here to restore the clipping planes to the default settings for that model.


Closes this dialog without saving any changes you have made.


Click this button to make your choice.


Enter a specific point coordinate for the X axis in this field.


Enter a specific point coordinate for the Y axis in this field.


Enter a specific point coordinate for the Z axis in this field.


Enter a specific normal coordinate for the X axis in this field.


Enter a specific normal coordinate for the Y axis in this field.


Enter a specific normal coordinate for the Z axis in this field.


Click this button to make a cut. You can perform a cut or cross section through this dialog box, but not a combination.


Click this button to perform a cross section. You can perform a cut or cross section through this dialog box, but not a combination. When doing a cross section, MYRIAD automatically adjusts the view to turn the cut edge to you.


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You can enter specific point and normal coordinates for the cutting plane through the Specified Cut/Cross Section dialog box.


Select a location for the light source. Drag the sliders to adjust beam width and intensity (brightness).


Select to fix the lighting at a particular point in space that does not move with the model view.  The default light type is not fixed and moves with the model view..


Select to create a spot light. You can select both checkboxes for a fixed spotlight.


Drag the slider to select your preferred beam width value for the spot light.


Drag the slider to select your preferred brightness value.


Click this button to make your choice.


Click this button to change the light color.


Closes this dialog without saving any changes you have made.


Click this button to access online help.


You can specify a color for these items.


Wire frame render mode color.


Color indicating entities that are currently selected.


Measurement line color.


Entity highlight color, once a cross section is taken.


Lighting color.


Part bounding box color.


Color of the axis cue in the lower left corner of the window.


Color of the arrows used in Explode view.


Color of the dimension line and corresponding information box.


Color of the notation entity.


Background color of file types with "transparent" background colors, such as monochrome raster and vector file types (color raster files are not affected). Also applies to gradient background color.


Click this button to change the current color selection.


Closes this dialog and saves any changes you have made.


Click this button to make your choice.


Closes this dialog without saving any changes you have made.


Click this button to access online help.


Current color of the selection made in the Color To Select section.


You can calculate the distance between any two selected points on the model.


Choose a method of selection for the first and second distance definition points.


Enter your input in this field.


Enter your input in this field.


Enter your input in this field.


The resulting linear measurement between the two selected points.


You can calculate the distance between any two selected points on the model.


Choose a method of selection for the first and second distance definition points.


The resulting linear measurement between the two selected points.


You can calculate the angle of a line and all three positive axes (X, Y, and Z).


Select a second picking method for the second point.


Angle of the resulting measurement line and the X axis in degrees.


Angle of the resulting measurement line and the Y axis in degrees.


Angle of the resulting measurement line and the Z axis in degrees.


The Edge measurement tool gives you the length of any model edge.


Delta on the Y axis.


Delta on the Z axis.


The length of the selected edge.


The Arc Recognition tool allows you perform a pick against the model geometry and displays the measurement of the circle passing through the selected vertex. This allows circular properties of a feature to be viewed by selecting a single vertex of the circle. The Arc center definition points and radius measurement are displayed here.


Position of the Arc center point on the Y-Axis.


Position of the Arc center point on the Z-Axis.


Radius measurement of the displayed circle.


You can calculate the angle of two lines based on three selected points (the middle point is the common vertex between the two edges).


Select a method of selection for the second selected point.


Select a method of selection for the third selected point.


Resulting angle of the three selected points (in degrees).


Choose an item from the list.


Click this button to change printer properties.


Check to specify a file to direct the output to instead of the printer. The resulting file (.prn) can then be

either sent to the printer manually, or used in some other way.


Select to print all pages of the current document.


Select to print a specified range of pages.


Select to print only the current view.


Select a page number to start.


Enter your input in this field.


Select a page number to print through to.


Enter your input in this field.


Select to automatically adjust the image to fit on the paper.


Closes this dialog and saves any changes you have made.


Closes this dialog without saving any changes you have made.


Click this button to access online help.


Select a printer from the list.


Selected printer status.


Selected printer type.


Selected printer location.


You can specify to print a page, a range of pages or an entire document.


You can specify the number of copies of each Print Range selection.


Enter your input in this field.


Enter the quantity of copies to print.


You can adjust the transparency of a selected part or model. Drag the slider to select your preferred value.


Click this button to make your choice.


Closes this dialog without saving any changes you have made.


Click this button to make your choice.


Length of the X axis side of the selected model's bounding box (in linear units).


Length of the Y axis side of the selected model's bounding box (in linear units).


Length of the Z axis side of the selected model's bounding box (in linear units).


Surface area of the bounding box of the selected model (in square units).


Volume of the selected model (in cubic units).


Total surface area of the selected model (in square units) .


When multiple parts are selected, the bounding box values are based on the outside edges of the farthest parts, so that the bounding box contains all the selected parts. View Surface Area in square units and Volume in cubic units. Click Mass to view mass information.


Enter a full or partial name of the part(s) you would like to search for.


Select to make your search specific to the upper and lower case text typed in the Part Name field.


Check to view the selected part centered in the image window. The part's surrounding geometry does not display.


Check to view the selected part centered in the image window. The part's surrounding geometry also displays.


Click this button begin your search or to navigate to the next search result as specified in the Part Name text box.


Click to navigate to the previous search result.


Click this button to close this dialog.


Click this button to access online help.


This tool allows you to position a plane through a 3D model in order to view it's interior. Height places the cutting plane perpendicular to whatever axis is defined as the Up Axis.  The plane moves up and down the Up Axis.


The plane moves across the width of the model (if you are looking at the front face, it moves left and right).


The plane moves front and back on the model.  (If you are looking at the front face, the plane will move towards you and away from you).


Allows you to select a vertex on the model.  The plane is placed parallel to you and rotates around the selected point. The Offset text box reflects the degree of rotation.


Allows you to pick the edge on the model that you want to bisect.  When the Lock on Edge checkbox is checked, you can only move the plane to the ends of the selected edge.  If the checkbox is cleared, you can move the plane off the edge.


Allows you to select an edge on the model.  The center of the plane is placed along that edge and the plane rotates around it.  The Offset text box now reflects degrees of rotation.


Allows you place the cross section/cutting plane using three vertices to define the plane. This feature enables you to place the plane at any angle and at any position on the model.


You can place a new plane at any time by clicking the Select button and picking a new point.


Drag the slider for general positioning of the cutting plane (or use the textbox arrows to move the plane more slowly).  If you know the offset where you wish to place the cutting plane, you can type it into the text box. If you are placing the plane by Vertex or Edge as Axis, the offset displays degree of rotation (0-360).


Shows the offset of the cutting plane.  If you know the offset where you wish to place the cutting plane, you can type it into the text box.  If you are placing the plane by Vertex or Edge as Axis, the Offset text box shows the degree of rotation (0-360).


Use the arrows instead of the slider for precise offset placement control.The text box shows the offset of the cutting plane.  If you know the offset where you wish to place the cutting plane, you can type it into the text box.  If you are placing the plane by Vertex or Edge as Axis, the Offset text box shows the degree of rotation (0-360).


Select to perform a cut on the model. This hides the part of the model on one side of the cut face, but allows you to see the model geometry on the other side.


Select to perform a cross section. This shows only the outline of the entities along the cut face for easier measuring.


Select to remove the opposite side of the cutting plane.


Select to turn the cut edge towards you after the cut is performed.


Select to fill the solid portions of the cross section with polygons (surface).


This option is available only when placing a cutting plane by Edge.  When checked, you can only move the cutting plane forward and backward along that edge, but not beyond the limits of the edge.  When cleared, you can move the cutting plane past the edge limits.


Click this button to make your choice.


Closes this dialog without saving any changes you have made.


Click this button to access online help.


Closes this dialog and saves any changes you have made.


Click this button to make your choice.


Length of the X axis side of the selected part's bounding box in linear units. When multiple parts are selected, the bounding box values are based on the outside edges of the farthest parts, so that the bounding box contains all the selected parts.


Length of the Y axis side of the selected part's bounding box (in linear units).


Length of the Z axis side of the selected part's bounding box (in linear units).


Surface area of the bounding box of the selected part (in square units).


Volume of the selected part (in cubic units).


Total surface area of the selected part (in square units).


When multiple parts are selected, the bounding box values are based on the outside edges of the farthest parts, so that the bounding box contains all the selected parts. View Surface Area in square units and Volume in cubic units. Click Mass to view mass information.


You can measure a circle by selecting any three non-linear points.  The diameter measurement provided is the distance from any of the three selected points to the center of the circle.


Select a second point selection method.


Select a third point selection method.


The center point of the circle as oriented on the X axis.


The center point of the circle as oriented on the Y axis.


The center point of the circle as oriented on the Z axis.


The radius of the selected circular dimension is displayed.


The Paths tab allows you to modify several commonly used startup settings directly through the Options dialog rather than requiring you to edit the ini files. The Default markup Folder field alters the PermanentRedlinePath setting in the [Startup] section of the myruser.ini file.


Enter your input in this field. The DWG Xref and shx path field alters the [CAD] section of the myrdrv.ini file.


Enter your input in this field.


Enter your input in this field. The DGN Xref field alters the [DGN] section of the myrdrv.ini file


Choose an item from the list. IGNORE - do nothing and continue loading the file.

WARN - warn you of any files it couldn't find and continue loading the file.

ABORT - warn you of any files it couldn't find and stop trying to load the file.


Choose an item from the list. IGNORE - do nothing and continue loading the file.

WARN - warn you of any files it couldn't find and continue loading the file.

ABORT - warn you of any files it couldn't find and stop trying to load the file.


Choose an item from the list. IGNORE - do nothing and continue loading the file.

WARN - warn you of any files it couldn't find and continue loading the file.

ABORT - warn you of any files it couldn't find and stop trying to load the file.


Click this button to browse for your path directory.


Click this button to browse for your path directory.


Click this button to browse for your path directory.


Click this button to browse for your path directory.


The Mass Properties dialog box details information useful for calculating inertia tensor, as well as Center of Mass and volume information.  You can access mass information for the entire model or for a specific part or parts. The inertia tensor (or mass matrix) contains the moments and products of inertia which are used to compute the angular momentum of a body. The 9 values presented are the values of the 3x3 matrix defining these moments and products of inertia oriented at the center of mass. The values of the 3x3 matrix are given for unit density. In other words, if a mass is made of a material with something other than unit density then the values of the moments and products of inertia will be different.


Enter your input in this field.


Enter your input in this field.


Enter your input in this field.


Enter your input in this field.


Enter your input in this field.


Enter your input in this field.


Enter your input in this field.


Enter your input in this field.


The center of mass is the point in a model at which the whole mass may be considered as concentrated. X defines the position of the point oriented on the X axis.


The position of the center of mass point oriented on the Y axis.


The position of the center of mass point oriented on the Z axis.


 The amount of space occupied by a three-dimensional object as measured in cubic units.


Click this button to close this dialog.


Click this button to access online help.


The Arc Dimension tool measures the arc created by the three selected non-linear points.  The arc begins at the first point, passes through the second point, and ends at the third. The resulting angle is displayed.


Select the second point method of selection.


Select the third point method of selection.


The center point of the arc positioned on the X axis.


The center point of the arc positioned on the Y axis.


The center point of the arc positioned on the Z axis.


The resulting arc angle (in degrees) of the selected points.


Drag the slider to select your preferred resolution. The model resolution will not update until this dialog box is closed.


Click this button to make your choice.


Closes this dialog without saving any changes you have made.


Click this button to access online help.


Drag the slider to select your preferred value


Click this button to make your choice.


Closes this dialog without saving any changes you have made.


Click this button to make your choice.


Drag the slider to the appropriate resolution level.  The resolution will not update until you close the dialog box.


Click this button to make your choice.


Closes this dialog without saving any changes you have made.


Click this button to access online help.


Select your preferred unit of measurement option.


Select your preferred unit of measurement option.


Select your preferred unit of measurement option.


Select your preferred unit of measurement option.


Select your preferred unit of measurement option.


Select your preferred unit of measurement option.


Select your preferred unit of measurement option.


Select your preferred unit of measurement option.


Select your preferred unit of measurement option.


Select your preferred unit of measurement option.


Select your preferred unit of measurement option. All displayed units dinamically update when you change the selection.


Closes this dialog without saving any changes you have made.


Click this button to make your choice.


Model unit measurement.


Edge Angle calculates the angle of intersecting edges on the same plane.  If the edges do not actually intersect, MYRIAD continues them as dashed lines and calculates the angle where they would cross.


The Measurement Details dialog box summarizes and provides additional measurement information.  The content of the dialog is specific to the current Measurement tab (Part, Edge, etc.).


You can copy all or part of what is currently displayed in the image window to the Window's Clipboard to be pasted into another application.


Click this button to make your choice.


Click this button to access online help.


Choose an item from the list.


Closes this dialog and saves any changes you have made.


Closes this dialog without saving any changes you have made.


Click this button to make your choice.


You can create a view or set of views using one or more selections from the Predefined Views list.


Closes this dialog and saves any changes you have made.


Click this button to select all orientations listed.


Click this button to deselect all orientations listed.


Closes this dialog without saving any changes you have made.


Click this button to access online help.


Choose an item from the list.


Closes this dialog and saves any changes you have made.


Closes this dialog without saving any changes you have made.


Click this button to make your choice.


Select to display the cue arrow between the selected dimension points.


Select to display the cue arrows on the outside of the selected dimension points.


Check the desired options available for the leader position and text display of your dimensions.


Check to display the associated geometric symbol.


Check to display a box surrounding the text.


Check to display parenthesis around the text.


Closes this dialog and saves any changes you have made.


Closes this dialog without saving any changes you have made.


Click this button to access online help.


Click this button to change the font used for your dimension text.


The Arc Recognition tool allows you perform a pick against the model geometry and displays the measurement of the circle passing through the selected vertex. This allows circular properties of a feature to be viewed by selecting a single vertex of the circle. The Arc center definition points and radius measurement are displayed here.


Position of the Arc center point on the Y-Axis.


Position of the Arc center point on the Z-Axis.


Radius measurement of the displayed circle.


The Edge measurement tool gives you the length of any model edge.


Delta on the Y axis.


Delta on the Z axis.


The length of the selected edge.


Enter the note and/or hyperlink text in these fields. A hyperlink can be a text, image, sound or video file, or a URL path. The Note Text can be typed or pasted from the Window's clipboard and can be quite lengthy.


Type in note content. This can be quite lengthy.


Enter a hyperlink here. A hyperlink can be a text, image, sound or video file, or a URL path.


To locate a file to attach, click this button to activate a hyperlink browse box. You may also elect to enter a URL path by clicking the URL button located at the bottom of the browse box.


Closes this dialog and saves any changes you have made.


Closes this dialog without saving any changes you have made.


Click this button to make your choice.


The notes will automatically generate a numeric value which will dynamically update.


You can calculate the angle of two lines based on three selected points (the middle point is the common vertex between the two edges).


Select a method of selection for the second selected point.


Select a method of selection for the third selected point.


Resulting angle of the three selected points (in degrees).


Edge Angle calculates the angle of intersecting edges on the same plane.  If the edges do not actually intersect, MYRIAD continues them as dashed lines and calculates the angle where they would cross.


You can measure a circle by selecting any three non-linear points.  The diameter measurement provided is the distance from any of the three selected points to the center of the circle.


Select a second point selection method.


Select a third point selection method.


The center point of the circle as oriented on the X axis.


The center point of the circle as oriented on the Y axis.


The center point of the circle as oriented on the Z axis.


The radius of the selected circular dimension is displayed.


The Arc Dimension tool measures the arc created by the three selected non-linear points.  The arc begins at the first point, passes through the second point, and ends at the third. The resulting angle is displayed.


Select the second point method of selection.


Select the third point method of selection.


The center point of the arc positioned on the X axis.


The center point of the arc positioned on the Y axis.


The center point of the arc positioned on the Z axis.


The resulting arc angle (in degrees) of the selected points.


Select to explode from the center point of the model.


Select to explode the model from the centroid of a particular part.  The Explode button is unavailable until you select a part on the model or Part List.


Select an explosion method and then select Interactive if you want to move (drag) exploded parts to another location in your viewing window.


Select to explode from the centroid of the model based on a particular part level, with Level 2 being the first level under the main assembly.  All parts under that level are kept together once exploded.  You must select the level from the drop-down list when using this option. This box will only be available if more than one assembly level exists for the model.


Choose a subassembly level from the list.


Select if you want to display arrows drawn from the center of each exploded part to it's original location.


Click this button to explode model assemblies and subassemblies to show all parts in one view.


Click this button to reassemble the model.


Click this button to make your choice.


Closes this dialog without saving any changes you have made.


Click this button to access online help.


Choose a profile from the list.


Choose a line color from the list. Each line color in the drawing can be set to a different line thickness in order to print multiple weights on one print out.


Display the line width units of measurement in inches.


Display the line width units of measurement in millimeters.


Click this button to create a new profile.


Click this button to delete a profile from the list.


Click this button to make your choice.


Click this button to make your choice.


Click this button to access online help.


Enter your input in this field.


Closes this dialog and saves any changes you have made.


Click this button to make your choice.


Check your desired options.


Click this button to make your choice.


This help tip dialog appears when launching a 3D file. Select the check box if you do not need to see this message again.


Click this button to make your choice.


Click this button to access online help.


Check your desired options.


Click this button to make your choice.


Check your desired options.


Click this button to make your choice.


Check your desired options.


Click this button to make your choice.


Check your desired options.


Click this button to make your choice.


You can export snapshots of each part contained in an assembly to HTML and you can publish View Set views to HTML.


Select which views of the model parts you want to publish. All parts and assemblies/subassemblies are published for each of the selected views.


Select which views of the model parts you want to publish. All parts and assemblies/subassemblies are published for each of the selected views.


Select which views of the model parts you want to publish. All parts and assemblies/subassemblies are published for each of the selected views.


Select which views of the model parts you want to publish. All parts and assemblies/subassemblies are published for each of the selected views.


Select which views of the model parts you want to publish. All parts and assemblies/subassemblies are published for each of the selected views.


Select which views of the model parts you want to publish. All parts and assemblies/subassemblies are published for each of the selected views.


Select which views of the model parts you want to publish. All parts and assemblies/subassemblies are published for each of the selected views.


Select which views of the model parts you want to publish. All parts and assemblies/subassemblies are published for each of the selected views.


Select which views of the model parts you want to publish. All parts and assemblies/subassemblies are published for each of the selected views.


Select to publish any view set views that you currently have available (MVS views). Since the view set views are of a specific view, the predefined views do not apply to them.


Click to publish the model views you have selected.


Closes this dialog without saving any changes you have made.


Click this button to access online help.


Closes this dialog without saving any changes you have made.


Enter your input in this field.


Enter your input in this field.


Enter your input in this field.


Click this button to make your choice.


Closes this dialog without saving any changes you have made.


Click this button to make your choice.


Select your preferred option.


Select your preferred option.


Simply transfer  (or import) the created folder  (including any subfolders it may contain) to your Web server.  The created folder contains the published HTML files as well as supporting files created in the publishing process. Create a link on an existing page where you would like to launch the published file set.


Select to preview how your published files will look in your browser.


Click this button to access online help.


Enter your input in this field.


Click this button to make your choice.


Enter your input in this field.


Click this button to make your choice.


Closes this dialog without saving any changes you have made.


Click this button to make your choice.


Choose an item from the list.


Closes this dialog and saves any changes you have made.


Closes this dialog without saving any changes you have made.


Click this button to make your choice.


Closes this dialog without saving any changes you have made.


Click this button to make your choice.


Click this button to make your choice.


Click this button to make your choice.


Click this button to make your choice.


Click this button to make your choice.


Click this button to make your choice.


Click this button to make your choice.


Edit the name of the view in the Name field. You can edit the text in the Note field if you are the author.


Enter your input in this field.


Closes this dialog and saves any changes you have made.


Closes this dialog without saving any changes you have made.


Click this button to make your choice.


MYRIAD automatically detects each user's Windows log in name and uses it as their author name when they create a view set. A user cannot modify views in a view set that were created by another author..


The date of the view's creation.


Fill information about the cross section is displayed in preselected units of measure. Area displays the total surface area of the selected cross section. Exterior and Interior Perimeter display the linear measurement of the total distance of the outside and inside perimeters of all sections of the selected cross section. OK closes this dialog.


Closes this dialog without saving any changes you have made.


Click this button to make your choice.


You can edit the cut/cross section name in this field.


This section displays information about the points of the plane as defined by the normal and X Y and Z axis points.


The plane location point on the Y axis.


The plane location point on the Z axis.


The normal point on the X axis.


The normal point on the Y axis.


The normal point on the Z axis.


Displays the total surface area of the selected cross section.


Displays the linear measurement of the total distance of the outside perimeter of all sections of the selected cross section.


Displays a linear measurement of the total distance of the inside perimeters.


Unit of measurement displayed.


Linear units are displayed in these fields. These units can be modified by selecting a new unit of measure from Tools-->Units. OK closes this dialog.


Click this button to change the dimension display options.


Closes this dialog without saving any changes you have made.


Click this button to access online help.


Edit the dimension name in this field.


Type of dimension is distance.


Position of leader.


The start and end point section reveals the coordinates of two selected points in space as defined by the intersection of the X, Y and Z axis.  The Dimension Value displayed is the linear measurement between the start and end points.


The location of the first selected point on the Y axis.


The location of the first selected point on the Z axis.


Displays the coordinates of the second selected point.


The location of the second selected point on the Y axis.


The location of the second selected point on the Z axis.


The resulting linear distance value of the defining start and end points.


Unit of measurement displayed.


The Dimension Definition Point section reveals the coordinates of the selected points. The Dimension Value displayed is the circumference of the resulting arc or circle of the selected non-linear points used to create the dimension. OK Closes this dialog.


Click this button to change the dimension display options.


Closes this dialog without saving any changes you have made.


Click this button to access online help.


Edit the dimension name in this field.


Dimension type is circular.


Circular dimensions are obtained from three non linear points on a model to pass a circle through. Coordinates of the circle's center point are displayed here.


The center definition points' location on the Y axis.


The center definition points' location on the Z axis.


The circumference of the resulting circle.


Unit of measurement displayed.


Arc and angular dimension values are derived from the relationship that exists between three selected points as a circle is passed through them. The arc starts at the first selected point, passed through the second point and ends at the third point.

The point information displayed reveals the coordinates in space where the X, Y and Z axis intersect to define each point. The resulting arc or angle (in degrees) of that relationship is displayed in the Dimension Value text box.  OK closes this dialog.


Click this button to change the dimension display options.


Closes this dialog without saving any changes you have made.


Click this button to access online help.


Edit the dimension name in this field.


The dimension type is Arc or Angular.


Arc and angular dimension values are derived from the relationship that exists between three selected points. The coordinates of each defining point are displayed here.


The location of the first defining point on the Y axis.


The location of the first defining point on the Z axis.


The coordinates of the second defining point.


The location of the second defining point on the Y axis.


The location of the second defining point on the Z axis.


The coordinates of the third defining point.


The location of the third defining point on the Y axis.


The location of the third defining point on the Z axis.


Displays the resulting Arc or Angle in degrees.


Unit of measurement displayed.


Closes this dialog and saves any changes you have made.


Closes this dialog without saving any changes you have made.


Click this button to make your choice.


Click this button to launch the specified hyperlink.


You can edit the name of the note in this field.


The automatically generated number assigned to the note. The note numbers will dynamically update.


Automatically generated date of creation.


The automatically generated number assigned to the note. The note numbers will dynamically update.


Edit the note text and/or hyperlink in these fields. A hyperlink can be a text, image, sound or video file, or a URL path.


To locate a file to attach, click this button to activate a hyperlink browse box. You may also elect to enter a URL path by clicking the URL button located at the bottom of the browse box.


Enter the redaction key (password) in this field to unlock the blockout entities for viewing. If you do not know the password, or give an incorrect password, blockout entities will remain solid. Concealed portions of the document will not be visible, searchable, or copyable.


Closes this dialog and saves any changes you have made.


Select one or several files from the list.


Click this button to view the selected file and associated overlays.


Click this button to print the selected file(s) and overlays.


Click this button to make your choice.


Click this button to close this dialog box.


Click this button to access online help.


Click this button to add files to the current document stack.


Click this button to locate associated document markup files.


Click this button to launch the selected file in another application.


Click this button to remove a file from the list.


If you open a markup file by another author or authors, you will be prompted to create a new layer with your author name (note:  layer names cannot contain apostrophes). Type the name of the new layer.


Closes this dialog and saves any changes you have made.


Closes this dialog without saving any changes you have made.


Click this button to access online help.


The username of the markup layer author.


Closes this dialog and saves any changes you have made.


Closes this dialog without saving any changes you have made.


Click this button to save changes.


Closes this dialog without saving any changes you have made.


Click this button to save all changes.


Click this button to discard.


Click this button to discard all changes.


Click this button to access online help.


You can search WYSIWYG (e.g., word-processing and spreadsheet files) and PDF files for words or phrases. Type in the word or phrase you wish to find.


Search for text contained in the document.


Search for text contained in the markup layer.


Search for Object Identifiers.


Select to make the search case sensitive.


Select to find the specified entry and omit partial word matches.


Click this button to submit your search.


Click this button to navigate to the previous search result.


Click this button to close this dialog box.


Click this button to access online help.


Closes this dialog and saves any changes you have made.


Closes this dialog without saving any changes you have made.


Click this button to access online help.


Select the markup layers from the list that you would like to consolidate.


You can consolidate markup layers from multiple overlaid markup files into one file with one author name.


Consolidating redlines creates a duplicate layer in the new file, leaving the original files and their layers unchanged.  The user that consolidates the markup layers appears as the author for the new file and all of the layers it contains, thereby allowing him to edit all consolidated layers.


Click this button to create a new markup layer.


Click this button to rename a markup layer with your author name in the current, editable markup file.


Click this button to delete a markup layer with your author name from the current, editable markup file.  You cannot delete the active layer.


Closes this dialog and saves any changes you have made.


Click this button to access online help.


Click in the check box corresponding to the new layer.  The active layer displays the red pen icon.  If the layer does not have a checkbox, it does not have your author name and therefore cannot be edited by you.


Click this button to select layers based on your text string input.


Closes this dialog and saves any changes you have made.


Closes this dialog without saving any changes you have made.


Applies your selection and leaves the dialog box open.


Click this button to access online help.


This list displays all the layers of the active and overlaid markup files, as well the layers of the image itself.  You can select as many or as few layers of the markup and image files as you wish.


Click this button to set all layers to be visible.


Click this button to deselect all layers so that no layers are visible.


If you open a markup file created by another author, you can type in a new layer name and a new layer will automatically be created for you.


Closes this dialog and saves any changes you have made.


Closes this dialog without saving any changes you have made.


Click this button to access online help.


The username of the markup layer author.


Closes this dialog and saves any changes you have made.


Closes this dialog without saving any changes you have made.


Click this button to access online help.


Choose a Changemark from the list.


Click this button to view your selection. You can scroll through each changemark contained in the list from the opened Changemark.


Click this button to print the selected Changemark.


Click this button to access online help.


Enter your input in this field.


Choose an author from the list.


Click this button to publish the image and annotations to HTML.


Select to filter by Changemark title.


Select to filter by Changemark content.


You can filter the Changemark list by author, title or content.


MYRIAD automatically detects each user's Windows login name and uses it as their author name when they create redlines. You can filter the Changemark list to include only those created by a specific author.


Closes this dialog and saves any changes you have made.


Closes this dialog without saving any changes you have made.


Click this button to access online help.


Enter your input in this field.


Closes this dialog.


Click this button to view your system information.


Click this button to make your choice.


Click this button to make your choice.


Click this button to make your choice.


Changes to the first page of the document.


Changes to the previous page.  If you are viewing the first page, it changes to the last page.


Allows you to specify the page you wish to view.


Allows you to specify the page you wish to view.


Changes to the next page.  If you are viewing the last page, it changes to the first page.


Changes to the last page of the document.


Closes this dialog and saves any changes you have made.


Closes this dialog without saving any changes you have made.


Click this button to make your choice.


Choose an appropriate file type from the list of formats.


Name of the file you are attempting to load.


Choose an appropriate file type from the list of formats.


Enter your input in this field.


Closes this dialog and saves any changes you have made.


Closes this dialog without saving any changes you have made.


Click this button to access online help.


Closes this dialog.


Click this button to view your system information.


Click this button to make your choice.


Closes this dialog without saving any changes you have made.


Assign or edit the Changemark title.


Type your input in this field or paste from the Window's clipboard. Changemark text can be quite lengthy.


Enter your input in this field.


Click this button to make your choice.


You can edit the Changemark and save any changes.


Click this button to display the Changemark List dialog box.


Click this button to close the Changemark without saving any changes.


Click to scroll backward through the Changemark list, reviewing each notation.


Click to scroll forward through the Changemark list, reviewing each notation.


Choose a printer from the list.


Choose a printer from the list.


Click this button to change printer properties.


Selected printer status.


Location of selected printer.


Select paper size.


Choose an item from the list.


Select paper source.


Choose an item from the list.


Select the orientation of the print.


Select to orient the text along the width (short side) of the paper.


Select to orient the text along the length (long side) of the paper.


Closes this dialog and saves any changes you have made.


Closes this dialog without saving any changes you have made.


Click this button to access online help.


Choose an item from the list.


Click this button to change print properties.


Check to specify a file to direct the output to instead of the printer. The resulting file (.prn) can then be

either sent to the printer manually, or used in some other way.


Select to print all pages of the current document.


Select to print a specified range of pages.


Select to print only the current view.


Select a page number to start.


Enter your input in this field.


Select a page number to print through to.


Enter your input in this field.


You can specify the number of copies of each Print Range selection.


Enter your input in this field.


Closes this dialog and saves any changes you have made.


Click this button to make your choice.


Click this button to access online help.


Select a printer from the list.


Status of the selected printer.


Selected printer type.


Location of selected printer.


You can specify to print a page, a range of pages or an entire document.


Enter the quantity of copies to print.


Select to print just the document, changemarks, or both.


Click this button to preview how the document will print with your current selections.


Click this button to change printer options.


Check to specify a file to direct the output to instead of the printer. The resulting file (.prn) can then be

either sent to the printer manually, or used in some other way.


Select an item from the list.


Choose an item from the list.


Select to print all pages of the current document.


Select to print a specified range of pages.


Select to print only the current view.


Select a page number to start.


Enter your input in this field.


Select a page number to print through to.


Enter your input in this field.


You can specify the number of copies of each Print Range selection.


Enter your input in this field.


Closes this dialog and saves any changes you have made.


Closes this dialog without saving any changes you have made.


Click this button to make your choice.


Name of the selected printer.


You can specify to print a page, a range of pages or an entire document.


Enter the quantity of copies to print.


Check your desired options.


Select to print all colors black and all lines the same width.


Select to print all filled entities from the source file with an outline, but without color.


Page Size indicates to print the image to fit within the page at a percentage of the of page size as specified in the Scaling Amount section.  For example, you can specify to print the current view to 50% of the page size, and the image prints at extents occupying half of the printed page.  The ratio text boxes are unavailable when this option is selected.


To Scale allows you to print an image to a particular scale.  When selected, both the % and ratio text boxes in the Scaling amount section are available.  You can enter either a percent, such as 75%, or an x to x ratio, such as 4 to 3. Since to scale is defined by the image size, a percentage of 100% crops the image if it is larger than the paper size.


Enter your input in this field.


Use the arrows to select your preferred value.


Enter your input in this field.


Enter your input in this field.


Select to print just the document, changemarks, or both.


Select a Print method.


You can print an image to scale


Select your default printer.


Select a printer from the list.


Choose an item from the list.


Click this button to change print options.


Choose an item from the list.


Choose an item from the list.


Select to orient the text along the width (short side) of the paper.


Select to orient the text along the length (long side) of the paper.


Closes this dialog and saves any changes you have made.


Closes this dialog without saving any changes you have made.


Click this button to make your choice.


Select a printer to use.


Select paper size.


Select paper source.


Select the orientation of the print.


Map to the local directory where you want to publish the files as HTML.


Select a local drive from the list.


Closes this dialog and saves any changes you have made.


Closes this dialog without saving any changes you have made.


Click this button to access online help.


Enter your input in this field.


Choose an item from the list.


Map to the local directory where you want to publish the files as HTML.


Map to the local directory where you want to publish the files as HTML.


Select a local drive from the list.


Check your desired options.


Assign a name for the base HTML file.


Click this button map to a network drive.


Assign a name for the base HTML file.


Select to print the document only or the documents and associated notations. The first page will print the image with it's entities and the second will print the notation text.


Click this button to change printer properties.


Check to specify a file to direct the output to instead of the printer. The resulting file (.prn) can then be

either sent to the printer manually, or used in some other way.


Quantity of each item printed.


Enter desired quantity in this field.


Closes this dialog and saves any changes you have made.


Closes this dialog without saving any changes you have made.


Click this button to access online help.


Select an available printer from the list.


Status of selected printer.


Selected printer type.


Local or network.


Use the arrows to select your preferred value.


Choose an item from the list.


Click this button to make your choice.


Closes this dialog and saves any changes you have made.


Closes this dialog without saving any changes you have made.


Click this button access online help.


Click this button to make your choice.


Adjust the hue (color selection).


Enter your input in this field.


Adjust the color saturation (intensity).


Enter your input in this field.


Adjust the luminescence (brightness).


Enter your input in this field.


Enter your input in this field.


Enter your input in this field.


Enter your input in this field.


Click this button to add the selected color to your custom color color pallette.


Select your preferred option.


Select your preferred option.


Select your preferred option.


Select your preferred option.


Select your preferred option.


Select your preferred option.


Select your preferred option.


Check your desired options.


Check your desired options.


Select a foreground color for monochrome files.


Select a background color of  monochrome raster or vector files to white, black or gray. Remove the color conflict resolution checkmark to disable this feature. When enabled, (the default), drawing an entity using the same color as is used for the background (black, gray or white) signals Myriad to automatically reverse the foreground color so that the entity remains visible.


Click this button to make your choice.


Click this button to make your choice.


Check your desired options.


Choose an item from the list.


Select your preferred option.


Select your preferred option.


Select your preferred option.


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Enter your input in this field.


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Enter your input in this field.


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Enter your input in this field.


Closes this dialog and saves any changes you have made.


Closes this dialog without saving any changes you have made.


Applies your choices without closing the dialog box.


Click this button to access online help.


Select a tab to view its contents.


Select to make several measurements.


Choose a unit of measurement to display from the list.


Click this button to clear the measurement in progress.


Click this button view measurement details.


Click this button to close this dialog box.


Click this button to access online help.


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Enter your input in this field.


Enter your input in this field.


Enter your input in this field.


Enter your input in this field.


Click this button to view mass information including Center of Mass and volume information.  You can access mass information for the entire model or for a specific part or parts.


Choose an item from the list.


Choose an item from the list.


Choose an item from the list.


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Enter your input in this field.


Enter your input in this field.


Enter your input in this field.


Enter your input in this field.


Select to make several dimensions.


Select a unit of measure from the list.


Click this button to clear the dimension in progress.


Click this button change dimension display options.


Click this button to close this dialog box


Click this button to access online help.


Click this button to change Properties.


Choose an item from the list.


Click this button to change Options.


Select to print the selection to a file.


Choose an item from the list.


Choose an item from the list.


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Enter your input in this field.


Use the arrows to select your preferred value.


Choose an item from the list.


Select your preferred option.


Select your preferred option.


Click this button to preview how the image will print.


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Enter your input in this field.


Enter your input in this field.


Enter your input in this field.


Enter your input in this field.


Enter your input in this field.


Enter your input in this field.


Enter your input in this field.


Enter your input in this field.


Enter your input in this field.


Enter your input in this field.


Enter your input in this field.


Enter your input in this field.


Choose an item from the list.


Enter your input in this field.


Enter your input in this field.


Enter your input in this field.


Enter your input in this field.


Enter your input in this field.


Enter your input in this field.


Enter your input in this field.


Enter your input in this field.


At any time while performing a measurement, you can click Orbit to suspend the operation and adjust the model view. Any placed picking points are still visible. When you click Orbit, the text for the button changes to Measure to indicate that you must press this button again to resume the process and select the remaining picking points.


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At any time while performing a dimension, you can click Orbit to suspend the operation and adjust the model view. Any placed picking points are still visible. When you click Orbit, the text for the button changes to Dimension to indicate that you must press this button again to resume the process and select the remaining picking points.


Check your desired options.


Check your desired options.


Check your desired options.


Check your desired options.


Check your desired options.


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