Adding Comments
You can add comments
to documents.
A comment
can contain various markup
elements and a description.
When you add comments to part or assembly files,
the comments are added to the current state of the model and remember
that model state. "State of the model" includes visibility (hidden
or shown components, cross sections, transparencies), orientation, zoom
level, and pan position.
Comments are displayed on the Markup
tab in the SolidWorks eDrawings Manager. When you reply to a comment, the reply is
part of a discussion thread.
You can type text in the Description
box at the bottom of the Markup
tab. This text is added to the active comment and does not appear in the
graphics area. Descriptions can contain only text.
To add a comment:
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Click New Comment (Markup tab) or Tools, Markup,
New Comment.
An new comment appears on the Markup
tab under the Markup
Comments discussion thread. Comments display the
user name and are numbered sequentially.
If no comments are active on the Markup
tab, click a markup tool to create a new comment automatically.
Add markup
elements such as text, clouds, and dimensions.
To add descriptions that do not appear in the
graphics area, type text in the Description
box at the bottom of the Markup
tab. Descriptions can be their own comment, or you can add them to a comment
that contains other entities such as text or clouds.
To reply to an existing comment:
Do one of the following:
Select a comment on the Markup
tab and click Reply .
Click Tools, Markup,
Reply to Comment.
Right-click a comment on the Markup
tab and select Reply.
Right-click the comment in the graphics area and
select Reply.
Only one active comment appears
in the graphics area at one time.
Add markups elements in the graphics area or text
in the Description box.
When you reply
to a comment in a drawing, the markup elements for all comments retain
their original color. When you reply to a comment in a model, the markup
elements for the original comment turn gray or a color specified in Tools, Options.
To save comments: