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Tag Properties
Tags have properties that you can modify.
To modify tag properties
1 In the Project Browser, expand Families, Annotation Symbols. See Project Browser on page 55.
2 Expand the appropriate category (for example, wall tag), and right-click the type name.
3 Select Properties from the shortcut menu.
4 Set values for the properties in the Type Properties dialog.
Tag Type Properties
Description Name
Sets the arrowhead shape on the leader line. The value is the name of the arrowhead
style defined by the Settings
➤
Annotations
➤
Arrowheads command. See Specifying
Arrowhead Styles on page 491.
Leader Arrowhead
Tag All Not Tagged
If some or all elements in a view do not have tags, you can apply tags to untagged elements in one operation.
The Tag All Not Tagged tool applies to many types of elements, such as doors, windows, detail items and
masses. It also applies to rooms and areas. Some elements, such as walls, must be tagged separately.
This function can be useful, for example, when you place and tag rooms in a floor plan view, and you want
to see tags for the same rooms in a reflected ceiling plan (RCP) view.
NOTE The desired tag families must be loaded into the project before using the Tag All Not Tagged tool. See
Loading Tag Styles on page 492.
To tag untagged elements
1 Open the view in which you want to tag elements.
2 (Optional) Select one or more elements to tag.
If you do not select elements, the Tag All Not Tagged function will tag all elements in the view
that are not already tagged.
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