JSTCALL COMMAND CONFIGURATION

Main Configuration Dialog
Framing Plan Commands
JSTCALL Command

Configuration dialog:

Click on an area of the dialog below to go to the description for that area:

The button keeps changes made and closes the dialog.

The button discards changes made and closes the dialog.

The button brings you to this web page for help during the command (without canceling).

Breakdown of configuration options

Arrow Style

Command affected:  JSTCALL

Select the arrow style for each end of the callout. The current arrow selected has the Yellow border around it. To select a new arrow style click on the image of the arrow you would like to use.

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Linetype, Color, and Lineweight for Arrows, Lines, and Text

Command affected:  JSTCALL

Select the linetype, color, and lineweight for the arrows, lines, and text (how to select colors). The linetypes listed are from the linetype files specified in the LType Cmd section of this configuration utility. If you are using release 14 or earlier the lineweight value will have no effect, but we encourage you to set it so you won't have to later when you upgrade.

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Trim Around Text

Command affected:  JSTCALL

Check this box if you would like to trim objects behind the text to help make the text more readable.

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Column 1 Preset Text Values

Command affected:   JSTCALL

These boxes are where you may enter the preset text values for the first column. In the JSTCALL command when the button next to one of these values is pressed it's text value REPLACES any text that is already in the text window.

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Column 2 Preset Text Values

Command affected:   JSTCALL

These boxes are where you may enter preset values for the second column. In the JSTCALL command when the button next to one of these values is pressed it's text value is ADDED to the end of any text that is already in the text window. In the default values shown here the first character of each of the values is a <Space>, this way these values won't run together with the text already in JSTCALL's text window.

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