Create named page setup for sheet sets

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To create named page setups, right?

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Click anywhere in the sheet list and choose publish

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manage page setups

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to open the page setup manager dialogue.

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Here you can see a list of the existing named page setups.

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Click new

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in the new page setup dialogue

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in the new page setup name field,

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enter a name for the new page set up.

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In this case name, this new setup letter dash size handout

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in the start with list, choose none

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and then click. OK.

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The program opens the page set up dialogue.

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Here you will specify the device and other page setup options.

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For example to print to your laser printer

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in the printer, plotter group box,

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you would expand the name drop down and select your laser printer.

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In this case for demonstration purposes,

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choose one of the PDF output options

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in the paper size group box. Choose NC A

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in the plot area group box, expand the what to plot drop down and choose extents

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in the plot scale group box. Choose fit to paper

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again.

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When creating your own page setups,

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you would specify the device and other

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page setup options appropriate for your particular situation

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when everything is set properly. Click OK,

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you are returned back to the page setup manager.

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You can repeat these steps to create another new page setup.

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When you are finished creating page setups,

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click close to close the page setup manager

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note that each named page setup is automatically written to the template file.

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This is one of the few sheet set functions that might write information

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to an existing file without you knowing it.

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The only other time this happens is when the

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program writes hints to the drawings in a sheet set

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so that they know that they belong to a particular sheet set.