Sub SetProperties( _
   ByVal PaperSz As System.Integer, _
   ByVal Templ As System.Integer, _
   ByVal Scale1 As System.Double, _
   ByVal Scale2 As System.Double, _
   ByVal FirstAngle As System.Boolean, _
   ByVal Width As System.Double, _
   ByVal Height As System.Double _
) 

Dim instance As ISheet
Dim PaperSz As System.Integer
Dim Templ As System.Integer
Dim Scale1 As System.Double
Dim Scale2 As System.Double
Dim FirstAngle As System.Boolean
Dim Width As System.Double
Dim Height As System.Double
 
instance.SetProperties(PaperSz, Templ, Scale1, Scale2, FirstAngle, Width, Height)

void SetProperties( 
   System.int PaperSz,
   System.int Templ,
   System.double Scale1,
   System.double Scale2,
   System.bool FirstAngle,
   System.double Width,
   System.double Height
)

void SetProperties( 
&   System.int PaperSz,
&   System.int Templ,
&   System.double Scale1,
&   System.double Scale2,
&   System.bool FirstAngle,
&   System.double Width,
&   System.double Height
) 

Parameters

PaperSz

Paper size as defined in swDwgPaperSizes_e

Templ

Template index as defined in swDwgTemplates_e

Scale1

Scale numerator

Scale2

Scale denominator

FirstAngle

True if you want first angle projection, false if not

Width

Custom paper width if PaperSz = swDwgPapersUserDefined

Height

Custom paper height if PaperSz = swDwgPapersUserDefined

If you specify a custom template, then the current custom template is used by this sheet until you call ISheet::SetTemplateName and pass in a different custom template name.

NOTE: If Templ does not match the PaperSz specification, then you get a template that does not fit the paper size. This argument does not override the PaperSz setting.

Also, if you change the scale of the sheet using Scale1 and Scale2, then any drawing view which is set to use the sheet's scale takes the new scale setting.

You can also use ISheet::SetSize to set the size of the sheet and the standard sheet size.