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Introduction to Model Based Definition with Creo Parametric 7.0
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Using Security Markings

Any note designated with a Security Marking is permanently visible in PTC Creo View.

  • The note is automatically displayed in every combination state tab.

  • Erase and Remove from State options are no longer displayed in the right-click drop-down menu.

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Figure 1 - Original Note

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Figure 2 - Note Designated as a Security Marking

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Figure 3 - Security Markings Displaying on Other Combination State Tabs

Using Security Markings

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Figure 1 - Original Note

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Figure 2 - Note Designated as a Security Marking

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Figure 3 - Security Markings Displaying on Other Combination State Tabs You can designate any flat to screen note with a security marking. Select the note, select the Format tab, and click Security Marking

Figure . The note displays in the detail tree with a key, and is automatically displayed in every combination state tab. The Erase

Figure and Remove from State

Figure options are no longer displayed in the right-click drop-down menu.

When the model is published to the PTC Creo View file format and opened in PTC Creo View, any notes designated with the security marking are permanently visible.

A note that has been added to an annotation feature cannot be designated with a security marking. Once the note is removed from any annotation features, the security marking option becomes available.

Best Practices

A company’s proprietary information should be designated with the security marking. This makes it permanently visible in every combination state and in PTC Creo View.

Using Security Markings

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SENSOR-MOUNT_NOTES.PRT

Steps

  • Task 1. Review existing notes. Disable all Datum Display types.

  • In the ribbon, select the Annotate tab.

  • Select the 0_Model combination state tab.

  • Notice that there are no notes in this combination state. Figure

  • Select the 1_Map combination state tab.

  • Notice that there are only notes that specify what is on the various combination states. Figure

  • Select the 2_General combination state tab.

  • Notice the proprietary note at the bottom of this combination state. Figure It is desired to have this proprietary information display on every combination state.

  • Select the 4_Notes combination state tab.

  • Notice the company banner note at the top of this combination state. Figure It is desired to have this banner display on every combination state.

  • Task 2. Designate a note with a security marking. Select the banner note at the top of the graphics window. Figure

  • In the ribbon, select the Format tab.

  • Click Security Marking Figure from the Format group.

  • Click in the background to de-select the note.

  • In the detail tree, notice that the banner note now displays with a key symbol. Figure

  • Select the 0_Model combination state tab.

  • Notice that the banner now displays in this combination state. Figure

  • Select the 1_Map combination state tab.

  • Again, notice that the banner now displays in this combination state. Figure

  • Select the 2_General combination state tab.

  • Select the proprietary note at the bottom of the graphics window. Figure

  • Select the Format tab.

  • Click Security Marking Figure .

  • Click in the background to de-select the note.

  • Select the 0_Model combination state tab.

  • Notice that both the banner and proprietary notice now display in this combination state. Figure

  • Select the 1_Map combination state tab.

  • Again, notice that both the banner and proprietary notice display in this combination state. Figure