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| There are a couple of things you need to think about before you create your new drawing: | | There are a couple of things you need to think about before you create your new drawing: |
− | What type of paper/printer layout will you be using when it comes time to print your project. | + | 1. What type of paper/printer layout will you be using when it comes time to print your project.<br> |
− | What will this drawing be named. | + | 2. What will this drawing be named. |
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This will guide you on the steps to create a new drawing within your project.
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Before You Start
There are a couple of things you need to think about before you create your new drawing:
1. What type of paper/printer layout will you be using when it comes time to print your project.
2. What will this drawing be named.
How To Create a New Drawing
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1. Click File>New Drawing OR Click the New Drawing tab in the Project Explorer Or enter nd in the Command Line |
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2. A dialog box will pop up asking you to select a drawing template. This will be based on the type of paper you plan to print your drawings on. |
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3. Select your template and Click [Next]. |
You will now have a dialog box pop up asking you to select if you want to use Model Space Boundries. Selecting use Model Space Boundries will put a Boundry on your model space based on your template choice. You can draw outside the boundry but if you print that page, anything outside that boundry will not be printed. ----
Note: You can add Model Space Boundries later if you desire by Clicking Format>Model Space Boundries
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4. After selecting whether or not to use boundries, Click [Next] |
You will now have a dialog box pop up asking you to Click [Finish]
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5. Click [Finish] and WireCAD will open your new drawing with your Model Space Boundries placed in them. |
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