Autodesk 00128-051462-9310 User Guide - Page 737

4 Click the General tab. 5 To add a description to the cleanup group definition, enter it for Description. 6 Click Notes. 7 To add a note, click the Notes tab, and enter the note. 8 Click the Reference Docs tab, and attach, edit, or detach a reference file: If you want to ... Then ... attach a reference file click Add, select a file, and click OK. edit the description of a reference file select the file, and click Edit. Edit the description, and click OK. edit a reference file double-click the reference file name to start its application. detach a reference file select the file name, and click Delete. 9 Click OK. Adding Objects to Walls When you add doors, windows, window assemblies, and openings to a wall, the wall automatically adjusts to accommodate the object and adds endcaps where needed. By default, these objects are anchored to the wall. The objects remain with the wall if you move it. If you remove an object from a wall, the wall repairs itself in the space where the object was located. You can control how the objects are anchored to the start or the end of a wall, within the wall width, and vertically. Adding a Window to a Wall Use this procedure to place one or more windows in a wall. Inserting a window in a wall 1 Select a wall, right-click, and click Insert ➤ Window. 2 Specify the settings for the window. For more information about adding windows, see "Creating a Window with User-Specified Settings" on page 1060. 3 Specify an insertion point along the wall. 4 Continue to place windows in the wall, and press ENTER. Adding an Opening to a Wall Use this procedure to place one or more openings in a wall. Adding Objects to Walls | 697