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at the end of the original sheet name. For example, if you create one
copy of a sheet called Plumbing, the copied sheet is called
Plumbing-Copy(1). Each time you copy the same sheet, the n is
incremented by 1. By creating copies of a sheet, you can have different
page setups and other settings for the same sheet.
3 When your list of drawing sheets is assembled and configured the way
you want for your drawing set, click the Save List button.
4 In the Save List As dialog box, in the File Name box, enter a name for the
list. Click Save.
The drawing set list is saved as a DSD (Drawing Set Descriptions) file.
To copy sheets in a drawing set for publishing
1 Click Output tab ➤ Publish panel ➤ Publish.
2 In the Publish dialog box, ensure the sheets that you want to copy are
listed.
3 Right-click the selection. Click Copy Selected Sheets.
The copied drawing sheets are added and highlighted at the end of the
sheet list. When a sheet is copied, its name is created by the addition of
-copy(n) at the end of the original sheet name.
For example, if you create one copy of a sheet called Plumbing, the copied
sheet is called Plumbing-Copy(1).
Each time you copy the same sheet, the n is incremented by 1. By creating
copies of a sheet, you can have different page setups and other settings
for the same sheet.
To change the page setup of one or more sheets in a drawing set for
publishing
1 Click Output tab ➤ Publish panel ➤ Publish.
2 In the Publish dialog box, ensure the sheets for which you want to change
the page setups are listed.
3 Select one or more sheets in the list.
4 Right-click the selection. Click Change Page Setup.
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