In some cases, you might want to import a node style created on a different system.
Consider the impact and limitations of changing, renaming, or deleting node styles with regard to existing drawings. After renaming or deleting a node style, the next loading of a drawing that used the original node style fails. However, changing the content of a node style presents no problem because related drawings are updated upon the next viewing.
Do the following, as necessary:
To import a node style:
In the pane, expand > .
Right-click (or any folder beneath it), then select to open the Import Node Style dialog box.
Navigate to and select the node style file, then click .
The new node style displays in the pane.
Default node styles cannot be deleted. However, any custom node style you create can be.
To delete a node style:
Right-click a node style, then select to open a confirmation dialog box.
Click .
The node style disappears from the pane.
Default node styles cannot be renamed. However, any custom node style you create can be.
To rename a node style:
Right-click the element, then select to open the Rename dialog box.
Specify the new name, then click .
The new graphic name displays in the pane.
Create folders in the pane to organize node styles.
To add a node style folder:
In the pane, expand > .
Right-click (or any folder beneath it), then select to open the Create Node Style Folder dialog box.
Specify a name for the folder, then click .
The new folder displays in the pane.
Default node style folders cannot be deleted. However, any folder you create can be.
To delete a node style folder:
Right-click the node style folder, then select to open a confirmation dialog box.
Click .
The folder name disappears from the pane.