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Before You Start
- You will need to know where your existing drawing is located on your machine (where that project and drawings were saved)
- Are you going to use the sysnames and cable numbers from the existing drawing or are you going to create new sysnames and cable numbers.
How To Use An Existing Drawing In A Current Project
| Step | Description |
|---|---|
| Click Project>New Project or enter np into the Command Line | |
| Click [Next >] button | |
| Select your database type. Selecting a Database. | If you selected SQL Server you will need to enter your host and login information. If you don't know this information you must get it from your system administrator. If you are the system administrator you are screwed. |
| Enter your project name, description, path, and lead person | The Project Name must follow file naming conventions because we are going to make a folder with the project name. |
| Click [Next >] button | |
| Inspect the information about where we are going to create the project. If all is well click the [Finish] button. | Your new project will be created.
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Project File Structure
We will create a project folder wherever you selected and two subfolders:
- YourProjectName
- -Drawings
- -Project Databases
If you opted for SQL Server databases your Project Databases folder will be empty. This is normal since the database files reside on the server.
