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How on earth do i edit the content in the title block?
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Try using the "Callout" icon. It is located together with the "Balloon" icon.
1. Click the "Callout" icon.
2. In the Callout dialog box under General tab, click on the "Property Text" button.
3. Another dialog box will appear.
4. Check "From current draft file".
5. There's a list of Properties which you can select.
6. Double Click on one of the Properties (Try with “File Name”)
7. You’ll notice %{File Name} will appear in the Property Text field.
8. Click OK to exit.
9. You’ll return to Callout dialog box.
10. Click OK to exit the Callout dialog box.
11. Click on the location you want to place the Text.
For properties like Title, Drawn by, Document No, etc you can edit them in the File Properties. You’ll have to fill the fields first.
You can create Templates, so you don’t have to do this every time.
1. Click the "Callout" icon.
2. In the Callout dialog box under General tab, click on the "Property Text" button.
3. Another dialog box will appear.
4. Check "From current draft file".
5. There's a list of Properties which you can select.
6. Double Click on one of the Properties (Try with “File Name”)
7. You’ll notice %{File Name} will appear in the Property Text field.
8. Click OK to exit.
9. You’ll return to Callout dialog box.
10. Click OK to exit the Callout dialog box.
11. Click on the location you want to place the Text.
For properties like Title, Drawn by, Document No, etc you can edit them in the File Properties. You’ll have to fill the fields first.
You can create Templates, so you don’t have to do this every time.
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1. Save the new file into a directory of your choice. You’ll need to save the file as Normal.dft. You’ll also need to do the same for part, assembly, sheet metal and weldment files as well.
2. On menu Tools > Options, select the File Location tab in Options Dialog Box.
3. Select User Templates and then click on the Modify button. Choose the directory in Step 1.
The default files are located at the installed SE directory under Program\Template. If you notice, there are folders in this directory and these folders will appear as Tabs in the “New” dialog box. (Try adding new folders in Step1.) You can also save your templates in the default directory. However, if you reinstall SE, the files created in this directory will disappear. This is the reason why I would save the templates in another directory and use Options in Step 2.
2. On menu Tools > Options, select the File Location tab in Options Dialog Box.
3. Select User Templates and then click on the Modify button. Choose the directory in Step 1.
The default files are located at the installed SE directory under Program\Template. If you notice, there are folders in this directory and these folders will appear as Tabs in the “New” dialog box. (Try adding new folders in Step1.) You can also save your templates in the default directory. However, if you reinstall SE, the files created in this directory will disappear. This is the reason why I would save the templates in another directory and use Options in Step 2.
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