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1-Visitor
March 15, 2017
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adding an arrow to a flag note

  • March 15, 2017
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It has been a while since I used Creo 2.0.  What toggle do I need to turn on to enable an arrow with a flag note? 

    Best answer by TomD.inPDX

    I'm sure it has already been said, but this is worth noting:

    You can modify symbols on the fly within a drawing without affecting the master symbol.

    Most likely, that is what is happening.

    You have a symbol in your library, and on occasion, someone modifies it on the fly only for that drawing.

    That is actually not a bad concept but if leaders are allowed, the symbol should be updated in your library.

    In environments that I've worked in, the lack of leader meant that it was never suppose to have a leader.

    Adding one violates some corporate control freak's vision of what a drawing should look like.

    And of course, some yahoo will do it anyway...

    ...and you have someone like yourself asking the very question as expected

    That tells you the kind of organizations I've working in, doesn't it.

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    17-Peridot
    March 15, 2017

    Edit attachment on the annotation, if that is what you're thinking.

    A free floating annotation can have it's attachment edited.

    dbolden1-VisitorAuthor
    1-Visitor
    March 15, 2017

    On another drawing, when I go to Symbol/Custom, placement has: free, with leader, vertex....  Not sure how I got it to include With leader.  I believe it was a toggle within Config.pro but not sure.

    12-Amethyst
    March 15, 2017

    Presuming this flag note is a symbol instance.  Take a look at Annotate tab, Symbol Gallery, Redefine, <the symbol>, Attributes.  If only Free is checked for Allowed Placement Types, you may wish to define left and/or right and/or radial (if it has a circle) leader.  They'll prompt you to pick a place in the symbol definition that the leader will go up to.