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#99: Editing in Adobe 3D Reviewer
Making Your Way Around
At first glance (and even second and third!) Adobe 3D Reviewer can seem
rather daunting. Fortunately, the program offers a number of workspaces
designed for different types of workflows. To select one, choose Workspace >
Toolbar Presets and then select an option. Choose from these layouts:
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Visualization.
This is the default set of toolbars, which includes tools used
for viewing 3D assemblies and parts. This configuration displays the Stand-
ard, 3D Controls, Default Views, Display Mode, Selection Filters, Hide/Show,
and View/Configuration toolbars.
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Design Review.
This layout contains tools used for reviewing design
projects, such as bounding boxes, markups, and dimensioning tools. This
configuration displays the Design Review, Positioning, and Axis toolbars.
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Technical Documentation.
This layout is chiefly used by technical writ-
ers for building illustrations and animations for manuals and guides. The
Play Animation and Snapshot tools display.
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