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On Jan 18, 5:57 pm, "Janes" <dja...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> On Jan 17, 9:33 am, fmcdou...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> > On Jan 16, 7:32 pm, "Janes" <dja...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> > > > The start part itself I don't think I will have one. Every =
part is
> > > > different.
>
> > > A start part can contain as much or as little standardized setup =
as you
> > > want. I work with a start part that has a given set of =
parameters that need
> > > to be filled out, a set of layers, standard named views, default =
datums and
> > > csys, units set as well as a default material, a reasonable abs =
accuracy
> > > value as well as anything from the Setup menu that you might =
want
> > > incor****ated into every part you create. Then, when you have the
> > > configuration parameter TEMPLATE_SOLIDPART set by browsing to =
the file you
> > > want to set, this will pop up every time you create a new part, =
as long as
> > > the box is checked that says 'Use default template'. When you =
use this
> > > template part, it's the same as opening the part and doing a =
'Save as' with
> > > the new name. Then, it doesn't matter what geometry you create =
in this part,
> > > you'll have certain basic stuff set up the same way from one =
part to
> > > another.
>
> > > David Janes
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> > Thanks David- Hide quoted text -
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> Is there a way to copy the three symbols from Pro's template_drawing
> and putting them into a different template_drawing? Will the
> properties window will still open for name changes?
>
> Frank
>
> Sure, you do 'save a copy' and give it the name of your new =
template. Then edit the template for such things as page size, default =
view locations, default .DTL file configuration information.
>
> David Janes- Hide quoted text -
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Your saying I can open the template_drawing and copy the
template_symbol_1 to a new name and past it into template_drawing_b
that I already have. That is what I would like to do.
Frank
No, I'm saying copy the template to a new name and the symbols go with =
it. If you're actually asking about creating a reusable symbol library, =
that be a whole other kettle of fish. Is that what you're trying to =
accomplish, a reusable symbol library? I guess I'm confused where we're =
going with this.
David Janes
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