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If you would like to edit a boundary box, you use the conventional Ddatte/edit command. or an ordinary double-click. The same dialogue box as you once used to draw the boundary box then appears

 

•Thus, it is easy to change attribute values, like function (Plant), Location or informative text (Info.text).

 

•To adjust the appearance of the boundary box, without changing the size or position, you click the Selection... button in the Appearance section.

 

•To adjust the size or position of the boundary box, you use the Size and position >> button.

 

After you have made the desired changes, you exist the Boundary box dialogue with the OK button. The changes will then take effect.

 

There is also a tool available with which you can edit multiple boundary boxes at once, even when they are spread on multiple sheets. That command is called Boundary Box Edit... and you find it in the Dynamic Tools panel of the Tools tab in the ribbon menu.