<default> style display

<default> style display

bmorseE5TH6
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<default> style display

bmorseE5TH6
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I'm not sure where to ask this but how do I turn this off.  I don't want to see <default> in the style name when I click on anything.  We use quite a few label styles and other things and multiple people work on drawings and it's annoying to not be able to simple click on something and know the actual style.  Is there a toggle somewhere to get the actual style names to show up instead of <default>?  I've googled all over but everything that comes up is just how to change/edit the styles and such.

 

Thank you

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tcorey
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Do you use Description Keys? If so, applying a Point Style or Point Label Style will follow through to the Properties dialog.

 

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Tim Corey
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tcorey
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and turn on your Point Group Overrides.



Tim Corey
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bmorseE5TH6
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Sorry, It's been bugging me for awhile. I happened to be looking at a major station alignment label this time. I want to get rid of Default EVERYWHERE haha. Label styles, point styles, Lineweight and VP Lineweight in the layer manager. I just don't want to see it say Default or <Default> anywhere. I want it to list what it actually is.
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AllenJessup
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I don't think that's possible. When <Default> is shown it is whatever the default is. The reason to have a default style is so if it is changed things change globally.

You'd have to change all of your styles so you're never using the default.

Allen Jessup
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