AutoCAD 2005 Sheet Set Manager:

Defining New Sheets

You may add new sheets to the current sheet set. The SSM will first create a new drawing and then creates a layout based on the template that you have defined in the sheet set properties. You may later open the sheet and add some views or a sheet set table to it. The following tutorial demonstrates how to define and open a new sheet.

Notes:

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1. Right-click the Elevations subset. From the shortcut menu select New Sheet. The New Sheet dialog box will appear. Fill out the dialog box as shown in the following figure. Click Ok. The new sheet will appear on the sheet list.

2. Add two more new sheets. One beneath the Elevations subset named E2-Left Elevation and the other one under Sheet List Table subset named T1-Main Table. Double click the E1-Front Elevation. The drawing file and related layout will open.

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	Defining New Sheets
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	Cross Referencing Sheets
	Creating a Sheet List Table
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AutoCAD 2005 Sheet Set Manager:

Defining New Sheets

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