Correct Undershooting and Overshooting of Grid Lines - Intergraph Smart Instrumentation - Help

1. In Smart Instrumentation, save the spec page as a .psr file and then open the .psr file in InfoMaker. For details, see Open a Form Page in InfoMaker.

2. To correct undershooting or overshooting on the left border, do the following:

   1. Right-select the top line or on the bottom line, and on the shortcut menu select Properties.

   2. On the Position tab, under X1, copy the value to the Clipboard, using a standard Microsoft shortcut (for example, CTRL+C).

   3. Right-select the required horizontal line, and on the shortcut menu, select Properties.

   4. On the Position tab, under X1, paste the Clipboard value, using a standard Microsoft shortcut (for example, CTRL+V).

3. To correct undershooting or overshooting on the right border, do the following:

   1. Right-select the top line or the bottom line, and on the shortcut menu select Properties.

   2. On the Position tab, under X2, copy the value to the Clipboard, using a standard Microsoft shortcut.

   3. Right-select the required horizontal line, and on the shortcut menu, select Properties.

   4. On the Position tab, under X2, paste the Clipboard value, using a standard Microsoft shortcut.

4. To correct undershooting or overshooting on the top border, do the following:

   1. Right-select the left-most line or the right-most line, and on the shortcut menu select Properties.

   2. On the Position tab, under Y1, copy the value to the Clipboard, using a standard Microsoft shortcut.

   3. Right-select the required vertical line, and on the shortcut menu, select Properties.

   4. On the Position tab, under Y1, paste the Clipboard value, using a standard Microsoft shortcut.

5. To correct undershooting or overshooting on the bottom border, do the following:

   1. Right-select the left-most line or the right-most line, and on the shortcut menu select Properties.

   2. On the Position tab, under Y2, copy the value to the Clipboard, using a standard Microsoft shortcut.

   3. Right-select the required vertical line, and on the shortcut menu, select Properties.

   4. On the Position tab, under Y2, paste the Clipboard value, using a standard Microsoft shortcut.

6. On the menu bar, select File > Save.

7. Import the page back into Smart Instrumentation.

8. Regenerate the spec page and specification, and save the specification again in Excel format.

See Also

Save a Page as an External File
Open a Page from an External File