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diff --git a/doc/salome/gui/GEOM/input/working_with_groups.doc b/doc/salome/gui/GEOM/input/working_with_groups.doc
index ef9fe6f95..07838d585 100644
--- a/doc/salome/gui/GEOM/input/working_with_groups.doc
+++ b/doc/salome/gui/GEOM/input/working_with_groups.doc
@@ -2,15 +2,15 @@
\page work_with_groups_page Working with groups
-Creation and editing groups of subshapes of a geometrical object makes
-handling subshapes much easier. This functionality is available in OCC
+Creation and editing groups of sub-shapes of a geometrical object makes
+handling sub-shapes much easier. This functionality is available in OCC
viewer only.
Create a group
\image html image56.png
-To create a group of subshapes of a geometrical object in the main
+To create a group of sub-shapes of a geometrical object in the main
menu select New entity > Group > Create
\n The following menu will appear:
@@ -32,13 +32,19 @@ Shape.
Geometrical parts of the Second Shape restricts the range of accessible
elements to the sub-shapes of the Main Shape that geometrically
coincide with the Second Shape.
-Only Sub-Shapes of the Second Shape restricts the range of
+Only Sub-shapes of the Second Shape restricts the range of
accessible elements to the sub-shapes of the Main Shape that
are sub-shapes of the Second Shape. This is useful because
sometimes purely geometrical coincidence is not enough and it
is necessary to work with shapes, which actually belong both
to the main and the second shape.
+You can selectively display the selected elements using the following buttons:
+
+- Show only selected - displays only the sub-shapes selected in the list box.
+- Hide selected - hides the sub-shapes selected in the list box.
+- Show all sub-shapes - displays only the sub-shapes of the Main Shape.
+
You can select the elements of your group in two ways:
- You can select them manually in the 3D Viewer, and add to the
@@ -64,11 +70,11 @@ creation of other groups), or skip it by clicking \b Close button.
\n TUI Command: geompy.CreateGroup(MainShape,
ShapeType), where MainShape is a shape for which the group is
created, ShapeType is a type of shapes in the created group.
-\n Arguments: 1 Shape + Type of subshape.
+\n Arguments: 1 Shape + Type of sub-shape.
Example:
-\image html image193.jpg "Groups on a cylinder"
+\image html image193.png "Groups on a cylinder"
Edit a group
@@ -84,16 +90,16 @@ Group > Edit. This menu is designed in the same way as the
\n TUI Command:
- geompy.AddObject(Group, SubShapeID), where Group is a
-group to which a sub shape has to be added, SubShapeID is an ID of the
-sub shape to be added to the group.
+group to which a sub-shape has to be added, SubShapeID is an ID of the
+sub-shape to be added to the group.
- geompy.RemoveObject(Group, SubShapeID), where Group is a
-group from which a sub shape has to be removed, SubShapeID is an ID of
-the sub shape to be removed from the group.
+group from which a sub-shape has to be removed, SubShapeID is an ID of
+the sub-shape to be removed from the group.
geompy.GetObjectIDs(Group), where Group is a group for which its object's are returned.
\n Returns: List of IDs.
-\n Arguments: 1 Shape + its subshapes.
+\n Arguments: 1 Shape + its sub-shapes.
\n Dialog Box: