Saved States
When you create and save a Markup file, you also save the view state, such as the zoom level at which you are working. If you save the Markup file while you are working at your preferred zoom level, the next time you open the Markup file, it displays at the same zoom level. Some examples of view states include zoom level (extents), rotation and flip settings, transformation, section plane, and visibility. When creating markups for 3D files containing imported models, the imported design becomes part of the view state. For EDA files, you can save user-defined layers with markups.
See Creating a User-Defined View
State information is also saved with each markup entity. For instance, if you were at a certain zoom level when you created a markup entity, AutoVue saves the information with the markup entity. To “Go To” the state you were at when you created or modified the markup entity, from the tree, right-click the markup entity and select Go To.
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