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Opening and Closing a Drawing Sheet Set

Use the OpenSheetSet command to load a specified drawing sheet set (.dst file) in the Sheet Set Manager palette.

To open a drawing sheet set:

  1. Do one of the following:
    • On the Sheet Set Manager palette, click Open Drawing Sheet Set .
    • Type OpenSheetSet.
  2. In the dialog box, navigate to the folder that contains the .dst file.
  3. Select the .dst file and click Open.

    The Sheet Set Manager palette displays the list of drawing sheets and subsets from the specified drawing sheet set.

    Note: You can open multiple drawing sheet sets and use the drop-down list to switch between them.

To close a drawing sheet set:

  1. On the Sheet Set Manager, select the drawing sheet set in the drop-down list.
  2. In the Drawing Sheet List, right-click the drawing sheet set name and select Close Drawing Sheet Set from the context menu.

    The drawing sheet set is no longer listed in the drop-down list.

Access

Command: OpenSheetSet

Related Topics

Organizing the Sheets in Drawing Sheet Sets

Using the Sheet Set Manager

Parent Topic

Creating and Managing Drawing Sheet Sets



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