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Autodesk Inventor

Autodesk Inventor

Autodesk Inventor

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I need to save a default title block that can be used each time I create a drawing from a part model. I have a title block from another drawing I want to save and alter slightly. How do I carry this out?
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RE: Autodesk Inventor

Save it in your template location. This can be found by looking under application options -> File but you may also need to check your project file to make sure it is using the default location. I would assume it would be but regardless you want it in the default location for future work.

You might want to use the style library wizard to create a style library from your existing drawing file. Or just modify the default as you go and update your templates to suit.

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