DRAW User Guide

From	Input dimensional values in the From direction fields to define the limits of the view explicitly. The direction can be defined in East, West, North, South, Up and Down directions using the drop-down lists. Click adjacent to the relevant coordinates field to create a section plane. Repeat the command to remove the section plane.
To	Input dimensional values in the To direction fields to define the limits of the view explicitly. The direction can be defined in East, West, North, South, Up and Down directions using the drop-down lists. Click adjacent to the relevant coordinates field to create a section plane. Repeat the command to remove the section plane.
Set from	The Set from drop-down list allows you to define the view limits using a specified source.
Drawlist	Select from the drop-down list to set the limits of the view to the extremities of the drawlist members. The From and To fields are populated with the coordinates derived from the drawlist elements.
Elements	Select from the drop-down list to set the limits of the view using two picked elements. You are prompted to Identify the first Design Element for the From limits Click to identify the first element of the view limits. The From fields are populated with the coordinates of the selected element. You are then prompted to Identify the second Design Element for the To limits Click to identify the second element of the view limits. The To fields are populated with the coordinates of the selected element.
Copy from view	Select from the drop-down list to set the limits of the view using a picked view. You are prompted to Identify the VIEW that you wish to copy limits from Click to identify the view. The From and To fields are populated with the coordinates derived from the selected view.
View volume	Select from the drop-down list to set the limits of the view using the view bounding volume. The From and To fields are populated with the coordinates of the axis aligned bounding volume.
View Frame	Click to lock the view frame to the limits box for a limits-defined view. A blue background indicates that the view frame and limits box have been locked. Changing the view scale adjusts the view frame size accordingly. Click again to unlock the view frame from the limits box for a limits-defined view. A white background indicates that the view frame and limits box are independent of each other. Changing the view scale does not adjust the view frame size. The example indicates a view frame and limits box that are independent of each other. The outer line is the view frame and matchlines have been turned on to indicate the extent of the limits box.
Clear	Click to remove the limits from a view.