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The 
button keeps changes made and returns you to the Schedules
dialog. The
button discards changes made and returns you to the Schedules
dialog. The
 button
brings you to this web page for help during the command (without canceling).
Breakdown of configuration options
Command affected:
FINSCHED
Select the
layer type that the command will use to determine the layer the schedule
will be inserted on. The
method used to assign layer names to layer types
depends on which layer control method you use. See
Choosing a Layer Control Method
or Assigning Layers When Using Direct Layer Assignment or
Assigning
Layers When Using
Layer Schemes.
Command affected:
FINSCHED
Sometimes when using various text font styles the text wrap
will not work like it should.
It will either allow the text to run past the end of the cell or it will not
use the whole cell width and waste space. This
scale factor allows you to manually adjust where the text will break for the
next line. A scale factor greater than 1.00
will make each line of text longer, a scale factor less than 1.00 will make the
lines shorter.
Command affected:
FINSCHED
This is where you enter the corner that you would like to use as the
insertion point for the schedule. Once
inserted this point will be "locked" in
place so that as the schedule is updated and grows/shrinks this point
will
remain the same.
Command affected:
FINSCHED
This is where the options for the main title are set.
Press the "Browse..." button to browse for the font file to use for the
main title
text style. You may select a
standard AutoCAD text font file .SHX, a true type
font .TTF (how
to specify a TrueType font), or a .PFB/.PFA
font file to use for this text . This font file along with the width factor below will be used to
create a text style
called "APS-FSMTTL". This style may be used just as you would
any other text style, but this one will always
use the values defined here.
Enter the width factor that you would like for the main title text style. This
width factor along with the font file
above will be used to create a text style
called "APS-FSMTTL". This style may be used just as you would any
other text
style, but this one will always use the values defined here.
Enter the height that you would like the main title text to be. This height value
should be what you would use in
a full scale drawing (scale factor = 1.0). The
actual size of the text that the finish schedule creates is
scaled with
the scale of the drawing so it will always be the correct size.
Select the color for the main title (How
to select colors).
Select the lineweight for the main title. If you are using release 14 or earlier the
lineweight value will have no
effect now, but we encourage you to set it so you
won't have to later when you upgrade.
This is where you adjust the height of the box that the main title text is
inside. Default value is 1.00 which
means that the height of the box is 1.75
times the height of the text. If you would like to adjust the height
of this box
you may do so by changing this scale factor number. A value of 2.0 would make
the box twice
as high as it is now, a value of 0.5 would make it 1/2 the height
it is now (and smaller than the height of the
main title text so you probably
wouldn't want to make it that small).
Command affected:
FINSCHED
This is where the options for the titles for each column in the table are set.
Press the "Browse..." button to browse for the font file to use for the
title
text style. You may select a
standard AutoCAD text font file (.SHX), a true type
font (.TTF), or a .PFB/.PFA font file to use for
this text. This font file along with the width factor below will be used to
create a text style called
"APS-FSTITL". This style may be used just as you would
any other text style, but this one will always
use the values defined here.
Enter the width factor that you would like for the title text style. This
width factor along with the font file
above will be used to create a text style
called "APS-FSTITL". This style may be used just as you would
any other text
style, but this one will always use the values defined here.
Enter the height that you would like the title text to be. This height value
should be what you would use in
a full scale drawing (scale factor = 1.0). The
actual size of the text that the finish schedule creates is
scaled
with the scale of the drawing so it will always be the correct size.
Select the color for the titles (How
to select colors).
Select the lineweight for the titles. If you are using release 14 or earlier the
lineweight value will have no
effect now, but we encourage you to set it so you
won't have to later when you upgrade.
This is where you adjust the height of the boxes that the titles are in.
Default value is 1.00 which means that
the height of the box is 1.75 times the
height of the text. If you would like to adjust the height of this box you
may
do so by changing this scale factor number. A value of 2.0 would make the box
twice as high as it is now,
a value of 0.5 would make it 1/2 the height it is
now (and smaller than the height of the title text so you
probably wouldn't want
to make it that small).
This is where you adjust the width of the boxes that the titles are in. If
you feel that the titles are a little
crowded in width then you may increase
this value to increase the width used. If you would like to shrink
the width
value used make this number smaller. This value is a multiplier, so a value of
2.0 would make the
box twice as wide as it is now.
Note: The schedule command takes both the
title and the data values below it in to consideration and takes
the widest of
the two to decide the width of the column. If you have a lot of space on either
side of the title
text the width of the column is probably due to the data
values below it being wider than the title.
Command affected:
FINSCHED
This is where you tell the schedule command what color and lineweight to make
the schedule border (shown
white in the image above). How
to select colors
Command affected:
FINSCHED
This is where you tell the schedule command what color and lineweight to make
the horizontal lines in the
title area (shown white in the image above). How
to select colors
Command affected:
FINSCHED
This is where you tell the schedule command what color and lineweight to make
the vertical lines in the
title area (shown white in the image above). How
to select colors
Note: The horizontal line separating
the wall direction designation from each wall's titles is also set here.
(Finish schedule only)
Command affected:
FINSCHED
This is where you tell the schedule command what color and lineweight to make
the data area's horizontal
lines (shown white in the image above). How
to select colors
Command affected:
FINSCHED
This is where you tell the schedule command what color and lineweight to make
the data area's vertical
lines (shown white in the image above). How
to select colors
Command affected:
FINSCHED
This is where the options for the data text are set.
Press the "Browse..." button to browse for the font file to use for the
data
text style. You may select a
standard AutoCAD text font file (.SHX), a true type
font (.TTF), or a .PFB/.PFA font file to use for
this text. This font file along with the width factor below will be used to
create a text style called
"APS-FSTEXT". This style may be used just as you would
any other text style, but this one will always
use the values defined here.
Enter the width factor that you would like for the data text style. This
width factor along with the font file
above will be used to create a text style
called "APS-FSTEXT". This style may be used just as you would
any other text
style, but this one will always use the values defined here.
Enter the height that you would like the data text to be. This height value
should be what you would use in
a full scale drawing (scale factor = 1.0). The
actual size of the text that the schedule creates is
scaled with
the scale of the drawing so it will always be the correct size.
Select the color for the data text (How
to select colors).
Select the lineweight for the data text. If you are using release 14 or earlier the
lineweight value will have
no effect now, but we encourage you to set it so you
won't have to later when you upgrade.
This is where you adjust the height of the boxes that the data text is in.
Default value is 1.00 which means
that the height of the box is 1.75 times the
height of the text. If you would like to adjust the height of this
box you may
do so by changing this scale factor number. A value of 2.0 would make the box
twice as
high as it is now, a value of 0.5 would make it 1/2 the height it is
now (and smaller than the height of the
data text so you probably wouldn't want
to make it that small).
This is where you adjust the width of the boxes that the data text is in. If
you feel that the titles are a little
crowded in width then you may increase
this value to increase the width used. If you would like to shrink
the width
value used make this number smaller. This value is a multiplier, so a value of
2.0 would make the
box twice as wide as it is now.
Note: The schedule command takes both the
title and the data values below it in to consideration and
takes the widest of
the two to decide the width of the column. If you have a lot of space on either
side
of each of the data text entries in a column it is probably the width of
the title that is making the column
as wide as it is.
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