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on the customizations. In this case, you already have a conversion script, which you can customize and reuse. Regardless of the context, you use only one script to produce one drawing containing schematic symbol styles. For example, you would use one script to produce one drawing containing customized styles for HVAC equipment. To convert a set of blocks to schematic symbol styles 1 Click Manage tab ➤ MEP Content panel ➤ ➤ Batch Convert Symbols . The software displays the Batch Convert Symbols dialog. 2 In the Batch Convert Symbols dialog, under Conversion Script File, for Path specify the symbol conversion script (CCF file) to use to convert the blocks to schematic symbol styles. The symbol conversion script contains the style settings to use, as well as references to the drawings that contain the AutoCAD® blocks to use for the style views. If you want to... then... create a script click Create, and create the script using the Symbol Conversion Script dialog. For more information, see Creating Symbol Conversion Scripts on page 633. use an existing script, such as a customized version of a script generated from converting existing schematic symbol styles to blocks. click Browse, select the script, and click Open. NOTE To make changes to the script prior to using it, click Edit, and modify the script using the Edit Symbol Script dialog. For more information, see Modifying Symbol Conversion Scripts on page 635. 3 For Symbol File, click Browse, and specify the drawing (DWG file) to contain the new schematic symbol styles: If you want to... then... create the drawing in the Select File dialog, specify the location for the new drawing, enter a name, and click Save. 632 | Chapter 13 Customizing Style-Based Content