Defining a Sheet
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This task will show you how to define the
sheet for a new CATDrawing document and, if needed, add more sheets. |
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Before You Begin, make sure you customized the following:
Grid:
De-activate the Grid icon
from the Tools toolbar (bottom right).
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1. Click
the New icon
from the Standard toolbar or select File -> New... from
the menu bar.
2. Select the Drawing workbench, and click OK.
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3.
From the New Drawing dialog box, select the ISO
standard, and the A0 ISO format.
4. Select the Landscape
orientation. 5. Select the 1:1
scale, and then click OK. |
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| The sheet size depends on the standard type. For example, if
you choose the ISO standard, the sheet will automatically be assigned the A0
format. You can choose another format if
you want. |
| At any time, you can change the standard (which you can update), sheet format, orientation
and/or scale. To do this, select File->Page Setup from the
menu bar. |
If you select a new standard, the value in the Apply on
field becomes All sheets and the new standard is applied to all drawing
sheets annotations.
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Adding a new sheet
You can add new sheets at any time. These new sheets will be assigned the same standard, format and
orientation as the sheet first created and defined using the New Drawing
dialog (default setting). Even though you then delete sheet1,
the sheets newly created will keep the same name. In other words, even if sheet1
has been deleted, sheet2 will remain named sheet2. |
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1. Click the New Sheet icon
from the Drawing toolbar.
The new sheet automatically
appears as follows:
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| If you do not want to have the specification
tree displayed, press the PF3 key. |
| Once you have created more than one
sheet, for activating one of the sheets,
select this sheet from the dialog window or from the specification tree. |
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