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Old March 18th, 2007, 04:29 PM
MADawg69
 
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Hello,
I have tried this several times with no luck. After I create a solid part in SW06, I start working on the 2d print. After I go through the settings and get everything set the way I want, I save the sheet format and give it a new name. When I start a new drawing and use this template, the settings are not saved.
How do I get this to save all of the settings the way I want them?
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Old March 19th, 2007, 12:36 PM
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Originally Posted by MADawg69 View Post
Hello,
I have tried this several times with no luck. After I create a solid part in SW06, I start working on the 2d print. After I go through the settings and get everything set the way I want, I save the sheet format and give it a new name. When I start a new drawing and use this template, the settings are not saved.
How do I get this to save all of the settings the way I want them?
Also save the drawing template, *.drwdot. Make sure you are pointed at the right directory in Options>File Locations.
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Old March 19th, 2007, 01:30 PM
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MADawg69 - I had not done this for a few years, so I started from scratch. I opened a SW drawing template (.slddrt) from inside the data folder under Programs/SW2006. When this opened, I edited the sheet format and changed a few things. Then I went back to "edit sheet" and then selected "Save Sheet Format". I gave the format a new name and saved it back into the format folder it came from.
Then, I opened a new drawing, and used the browse option to find my sheet. After it's all opened, I got a new drawing sheet that looks just like the one I modified.
I think this was what you said you did, so if the format does not save, perhaps you are trying to write to a folder you do not have permissions. Try saving back to a local folder that you know you have write permissions. if this does not work, there may be something amiss with your SW installation.
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Old March 21st, 2007, 05:16 PM
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Save Your Drwdot Files On A Folder On C Drive And The Point The Settings To This Folder For Opening Drawing, Parts And Assembly Formats This Also Helps If You Upgrade Your Solidworks Seat
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