You can resize the split crop regions using the drag controls and the break line controls. You can consolidate
the split crop regions by dragging the boundary of one crop region on top of the other. A message indicates
that the regions will be consolidated.
NOTE If you turn off the crop region in the view, all split crop region information is lost. If you later turn on the
crop region, you need to recreate the split crop regions. Turning off the crop region is not the same as hiding the
crop region. When you turn off the crop region, a message notifies you that split crop region information will be
lost. If you can hide a crop region and then show it again, the split crop region information is retained.
Resizing Crop Regions Explicitly
You can explicitly set the height and width of a crop region in paper space. This means the size of the region
in the view is the same size as the region on a sheet. You can also specify the offset of the annotation crop
region from the model crop region.
1 In the drawing area, select the crop region.
2 Click Modify <view type> tab
3 If you are modifying a crop region in a perspective 3D view, select either Field of view or Scale
4 Modify the values for width and height.
Two new crop regions created
The Crop Region Size dialog opens.
(locked proportions). Examples of these modes are provided at the end of this procedure.
NOTE If you selected Scale for a perspective 3D view, you can modify only height or width, because
the values are locked.
Crop panel
Size Crop.
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