AutoCAD 2005: One Step at a Time, Part III
This step-by-step text meets the updated requirements of AutoCAD 2005 and will help you get acquainted with plotting, the eTransmit tool, drawing/sheet sets, working with Xrefs, and more.
TABLE OF CONTENTS AutoCAD 2005: One Step at a Time, Part III
Lesson 24: Drawing Sheet Sets
If the last couple lessons frightened you or you didn't see where Paper Space would do you any good, you can skip this chapter altogether. If, on the other hand, you saw the potential of this remarkable "plotting tool", then by all means, please continue. What you find in Lesson 24 will place the icing on the cake of your Paper Space aspirations! (Be warned, however; if you have an employer who lacks foresight as many do he or she will no doubt resist sheet sets. They are, after, the bane of the sedentary boss they're an innovation something completely new!)
24.1 Sheet Sets A Primer
Knowledge isn't what you know it's what you know how to find out!
Hickory
| Note | Let me warn you before we start; the Sheet Sets palette, although benign in appearance, contains an amazing amount of opportunity (as you can tell from the amount of explanation before we even begin our first exercise). But don't feel as though you have to learn it all at once; take your time and repeat a section if you become confused. Remember what Hickory said at the beginning of this section. In other words, keep this text handy and make reference to it when you need help! |
AutoCAD doesn't make it easy to find a definition for sheet sets. In fact, the Preview Guide refers both to drawing sets and sheet sets, but further...
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