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NOTE To include the model when you add sheets to a drawing set, ensure
the Include Model When Adding Sheets option is selected in the shortcut
menu.
■ Remove sheets. To remove sheets from the list, select one or more
sheets in the list. Click the Remove Sheets button. To remove all
sheets, right-click the selection. Click Remove All.
■ Reorder sheets. To reorder the sheets up or down one position in the
list, select a sheet. Click either the Move Sheet Up or Move Sheet
Down button. Sheets in the drawing set are viewed or plotted in the
order shown in the list.
■ Rename sheets. To rename a sheet, select it in the list and right-click.
Click Rename Sheet. Enter the new sheet name.
■ Change page setups. To change the page setup for a layout, select the
sheet, and in the Page Setup list select a named page setup from the
list; or select one or more sheets and right-click. Click Change Page
Setup. In the Page Setup list, select a page setup, or select Import to
import page setups from another drawing or template. In the Import
Page Setups dialog box, select a drawing with one or more page setups.
Click Import. In the Page Setup list, select a named page setup.
NOTE Change the page setup for each layout depending on your desired
output. Model space page setups can only be applied to model space sheets;
paper space page setups can only be applied to paper space sheets.
■ Copy sheets. To copy one or more drawing sheets, select the sheets
in the list and right-click. 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.
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.
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