Icons

Tip: When a function is active in infra-CONVERT the corresponding icon is highlighted in grey. Example:
Inactive: Active:

Click on an icon for more information about its function:

This icon opens the dialogue window for opening a drawing.
For more information see ⇒ Functions: Open drawing, Supported drawing formats

This icon opens the dialogue window for saving a quality control plan.
For more information see ⇒ Functions: Save quality control plan, Supported quality control plan formats

This icon displays the Feature table window.
For more information on the Feature table see ⇒ Feature table

This icon displays the “Tolerance table option”.
For more information on the Tolerance table see ⇒ Functions: Define general tolerances

This icon opens the dialogue for defining a drawing frame.
For more information on the drawing frames see ⇒ Functions: Define drawing frame

If this icon is active then dimensions can be selected and features set using the left mouse button.
For more information on Select see ⇒ Functions: Select

This icon is used to select multiple dimensions to set features.
For more information on Select see: ⇒ Functions: Select area

This icon adds all the dimensions to a drawing feature.
For more information on Select see: ⇒ Functions: Search all features

This icon adds a feature to your drawing.
For more information on Features: Siehe ⇒ Functions: Add feature

This icon was removed with version 11.9.0.

This icon adds an attributive feature in your drawing.
For more information see ⇒ Functions: Add attributive feature

This icon is used to move stamps.
For more information about repositioning stamps see ⇒ Functions: Reposition stamps

This icon is used to move and orientate stamps.
For more information about repositioning and rotating stamps see ⇒ Functions: Reposition and rotate stamps

This icon is used to orientate stamps.
For more information about rotating stamps see: ⇒ Functions: Rotate stamps

This icon is used to adjust the size of stamps.
Tip: This function is only available if working with pdf or graphics files, and is deactivate when processing CAD drawings.
For more information on adjusting the size of stamps see: ⇒ Functions: Adjust stamp size

This icon is used to assign multiple stamps to a feature, for example to assign stamps to undimensioned features in symmetrical drawings.
For more information on Features see ⇒ Functions: Multiple stamps per feature

This icon is used to select one or more stamps.
For more information on Stamps see: ⇒ Functions: Select stamps

This icon is used to select multiple stamps in an area.
For more information on Stamps see: ⇒ Select stamps (area selection)

This icon is used to de-select stamps.
For more information on Stamps see ⇒ Remove stamp selection

This icon is used to delete all features subsequently clicked on with the left mouse button.
For more information on Features see ⇒ Functions: Delete feature

This icon is used to zoom in (enlarge) the drawing area displayed in a single step.
For more information see ⇒ Control: Zoom in

This icon is used to zoom out (reduce the size) of the drawing area displayed in a single step.
For more information see ⇒ Control: Zoom out

This icon is used to select the area display.
For more information see ⇒ Control: Select area

This icon fits the entire drawing to the window.
For more information see ⇒ Control: Autozoom

This icon is used to move the drawing in the window.
For more information see ⇒ Control: Move

Filter option: If this icon is active, elements inserted as a block in a CAD drawing can be stamped.

Filter option: if this icon is active, then elements labelled as dimensions in a CAD drawing can be stamped.

Filter option: If this icon is active then elements labelled as text in a CAD drawing can be stamped.

Filter option: If this icon is active then only elements labelled as special features in a CAD drawing will be stamped.

This icons opens the Featuretypes dialog box.
For more information see ⇒ Functions: Define feature types

This icon assigns the current feature type to the selected feature.
For more information see ⇒ Function: Set feature type