Checking whether parts have drawings

3.6 Selecting drawings in the Drawing List
The Drawing List allows you to select one or several drawings at a time. Selecting several
drawings is useful, for example, if you want to lock or freeze several drawings at a time.
To select drawings in the Drawing List:
To
Do this
Select one drawing
Click the drawing in the list.
Select several consecutive drawings
Click the first drawing, then hold down the Shift key
and click the last drawing.
Select several non-consecutive
drawings
Click the first drawing, then hold down the Ctrl key and
click the other drawings you want to select.
Select all drawings in the list
Press Ctrl+A.
See also Working with drawings on page 272
Finding and opening drawings on page 103
3.7 Checking whether parts have drawings
You can use the Drawing List to identify parts in the model that have associated drawings.
Before you start, ensure that you have only the Select parts selection switch
active on the Selection toolbar. Otherwise selecting objects can take a long time
in large models.
1. Open a model view where all parts are clearly visible.
2. In the Drawing List, press Ctrl + A to select all drawings.
3. To highlight the parts that have drawings, click Select objects.
To see the found parts easier, right-click the model and select Show only selected to
show only the parts that Select objects has found and hide the others.
4. After completing the previous step you can highlight the parts that do not have
drawings by holding down the Ctrl key and selecting the entire model (hold down the
left mouse button and drag all the way from left to right).
See also Working with drawings on page 272
Finding and opening drawings on page 103
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Checking whether parts have drawings