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Profile View Style: Standard
4 On the left side of the wizard, click Profile View Height.
5 On the Profile View Height page, specify the following parameters:
Profile View Height: User Specified
Maximum: 670.00'
Split Profile View: Selected
The split profile view controls are now available. These controls allow
you to select separate profile view styles for the first, intermediate,
and last segments of the split profile view. For this exercise, accept
the default split profile view settings.
6 Click Next.
7 On the Profile Display Options page, clear the Draw check boxes for all
profiles except EG - Surface (1) and Layout (1). In the Layout (1) row,
select the Split At option. This option specifies that the split occurs at
the appropriate elevation of the layout profile and ensures that the entire
layout profile will appear in the profile view.
8 Scroll to the right until the Labels column is visible. In the EG - Surface
(1) row, click the Labels cell.
9 In the Pick Profile Label Set dialog box, select <None>. Click OK.
10 Click Create Profile View.
11 When prompted, pan and zoom to a clear area in the drawing window,
then click to create the profile view.
A new profile view is created. Notice that because you specified a shorter
maximum height in step 7, the profile view grid is shorter than the other
profile views in the drawing. In order to fit the profile in the shorter grid,
the profile has been split in two segments. The full length and elevations
of the red, layout profile are visible because you set the Split At setting
to Layout (1) in step 6. Notice that there is a vertical axis in the middle
of the profile view that displays the elevations for both split segments.
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