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NOTE You can quickly confirm whether a sheet is in the expected folder by
looking at Details at the bottom of the Sheet List tab. If the selected sheet is
not in the expected location, path information for both Expected Location and
Found Location is displayed in Details.
■ Add a view to a sheet. From the Model Views tab, you can easily add a
view to a sheet by placing a named model space view or the entire drawing
onto the current sheet.
NOTE After creating a named model space view, you must save the drawing
to add the view to the Model Views tab. Click Refresh on the Model Views tab
to update the Sheet Set Manager tree view.
■ Add label blocks to views. With the Sheet Set Manager, you can label views
and details automatically as you place them. Labels contain data associated
with the referenced view.
■ Add callout blocks to views. Callout blocks is the term for the symbols that
reference other sheets. Callout blocks have many industry-specific names
such as reference tags, detail keys, detail makers, building section keys,
and so on. Callout blocks contain data associated with the sheet and view
that are referenced.
NOTE When you place a callout block with fields or a view on a sheet, make
sure that the current layer is unlocked.
■ Create a title sheet and table of contents. The first sheet in a sheet set will
usually be a title sheet that includes a description of the sheet set and a
table that lists all the sheets in the sheet set. You can create this table,
called a sheet list table, on an open sheet. The table automatically includes
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