The color that the regular stack note entry will display in drawings and models. Click into the colored area to open the Color dialog to select a color from the Creo default colors.

Choose color for the custom stack notes to appear on the drawing or in the model..

Defines the type itemization for selected notes.

Used when NOTE_LISTING_TYPE is set to NUMBERING: Semicolon separated list of regular expressions to define the numbering indention.

Ignores the ‘dot’ between the list entries of the NOTE_INDENTION_FORMAT list except the last one.

Allows the administrator to define a different indention format when the note is indicated as flagged.

Flags are protected from user manipulation. If enabled, the flag gets deselected when the user attempts to select it. Changing the flag text is thus prevented. If disabled, the user can apply any actions to the flags, that Creo base functionalities provide. Therefore, all flag texts get updated automatically in the background, before the model/drawing gets saved.

Enable user to specify a custom note text independently for each chosen language.

Defines the number of empty break lines between the notes in the selection.

Defines the number of blanks that are added in front of each line of indented entries

Defines the display of the flag in Creo text syntax

Maximum allowed number of characters per line. If exceeded, line is broken at the last whitespace before the maximum is reached.

Name of a xml file within the path [configuration_dir]\stack_notes\column_width_tables, which allows to define the maximum allowed number of characters per line depending on the particular drawing sheet size. Option 'max_chars_per_line_2d' sets the default.

Name of a pattern file within folder <config>\stack_notes\patterns, that can be used to define the text attributes (font, height, bold...) for 2D flag notes.

Name of pattern file within folder <config>\stack_notes\patterns, that can be used to define the text attributes (font, height, bold...) for 2D custom notes.

Either distribute the stack notes over multiple auto-created combined states or create all notes within a single pre-existing combined state. The combined state(s) is/are named as defined per option COMBINED_STATE_NAME_FORMAT. If option is set to Single, then the placeholder “%s” gets removed at runtime from the option value and the result defines the name of the combined state that will hold the notes. The same behavior applies for the option ANNOTATION_FEATURE_NAME_FORMAT.

Define the name of the annotation feature which will contain the elements belonging to the standard annotation. If the annotation feature with this name does not exist, the software will automatically create it. %s will be substituted by the corresponding index if option DESTINATION_COMB_STATE_MODE is set to “Multiple”.

Define the name of the annotation feature which will contain the 3D flag notes. If the annotation feature with this name does not exist, the software will automatically create it.

Defines the layer state that is used in the specified combined state. In case the combined state needs to be created, this layer state is used.

Define the name of the combined state which will display the stack notes. %s will be substituted by the corresponding index if option DESTINATION_COMB_STATE_MODE is set to “Multiple”.

Defines the orientation that is used in the specified combined state. In case the combined state needs to be created, this orientation is used.

Defines the number of blanks that are added in front of each line of indented entries

The minimum number of spaces setting the margin between the longest listing string in the stack (e.g. <12A>) and the corresponding 3D note text.

Defines the number of empty break lines between the notes in the selection.

Defines the display of the flag in Creo text syntax

Maximum allowed number of characters per line. If exceeded, line is broken at the last whitespace before the maximum is reached.

Horizontal screen coordinates to start placing the flat to screen notes automatically

Horizontal screen coordinates to place the header of the stack automatically

Vertical screen coordinates to end placing the flat to screen notes and break into a next column.

Vertical screen coordinates to start placing the flat to screen notes automatically

Name of a pattern file within folder <config>\stack_notes\patterns, that can be used to define the text attributes (font, height, bold...) for 3D flag notes.

Name of pattern file within folder <config>\stack_notes\patterns, that can be used to define the text attributes (font, height, bold...) for 3D custom notes.

Background color for the header line of note entries within the UI. Click into the colored area to open the RGB dialog to change the color.

Choose color for the header line of custom note entries within the UI. Click into the colored area to open the RGB dialog to change the color.

Background color for the selected note in within the UI. Click into the colored area to open the RGB dialog to change the color.

Defines the percentage of the display space for the ‘preview’ area of the Stack Notes user dialog. ‘0’ allows for the minimum preview space. ‘100’ provides the maximum preview space.

Displays an additional column in the user interface to display the hyperlink entry from the configuration. This hyperlink then may point into the Internet or local Intranet.

Show the UI table column exposing the ID of the corresponding note.

Allows the user to toggle between Flag, No Flag and a flag indication with no entry in the Flag tab.

Enable user to create custom note (not translatable) by copying a note definition from configuration.

Enable user to create custom note (not translatable) by importing a note definition from a CSV file.

Enable user to create custom note (not translatable) by selecting an existing note within the model or drawing.

Enable user to create custom note (not translatable) by entering own text.

Show/Hide the buttons, which allow to move the selected line within the table up or down.

Allow the conversion from a standard note into a custom note. The conversion can be started by clicking into the corresponding table cell within the ’Value’ column.

Show a button which allows the user to overwrite the pre-configured width (expressed as number of characters) for the stack note. Use the options “max_chars_per_line_2d”, ”max_chars_per_line_table_file_2d” and “max_chars_per_line_3d” to pre-define the width of the stack note.

Path to the folder location for saving and retrieving user profiles. Environment variables can be called out by a leading '$' character e.g. "C:\temp\$MY_ENV_VAR".

Keep lines within user defined custom notes that are empty or just contain spaces.

Enable user to create custom note (not translatable) by import from a CSV file.

Regular expression for separating the text of a selected note into multiple custom notes.

Regular expression for separating the text of a note into multiple custom notes during import from CSV file

Name of the stack note definition to be used as header note. Working in 2D and 3D mode.
You will find the name in the Stack Note definition dialog (i.e. def_stack_note_6). If no other Stack Note is selected by the user, the header will not be displayed.

Show the UI table column allowing the user to view additional information in the browser.