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292 Part II Usage Guide
FIGURE 9-5 The Attribute Properties dialog box.
The Attribute Properties dialog box is read only. To delete an attribute, right-click the
attribute from the right pane and choose Delete from the context menu. To edit an attribute’s
value, right-click the attribute and choose Modify from the context menu. To define a
new attribute for the object, right-click any existing attribute and choose New Attribute from
the context menu. To add a new attribute or modify an existing attribute, use the Modify
Attribute dialog box, described in the next paragraph. Note that the Delete, Modify, and
New Attribute operations can also be found by selecting an attribute and then choosing the
desired option from the Edit menu.
The Modify Attribute dialog box, shown in Figure 9-6, supports the creating and editing of
single-value and multivalue attributes, and it treats them the same. To add an attribute to an
object, select the attribute you want to define from the Property drop-down list. To edit an
existing attribute, select it in the list. A new attribute has no initial value; click Add to enter a
new value. Take care not to add multiple values for a single-value attribute. You can modify
or remove an existing value by selecting it in the list and clicking Modify or Remove, respectively.
Note that the Modify Attribute dialog box can create or modify only one attribute
at a time. You must click OK after establishing the attribute’s value or values to commit
those changes. Choose New Attribute or Modify again to add or edit another attribute,
respectively.
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