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![]() CuteDraw 2.0 Help SystemMultiple Page Documents
For some drawing projects, you might want to create a single drawing file that contains many drawing pages. For example, a drawing file could represent a construction project and have the overall floor plan on one drawing page, interior elevations on another page, and details for walls and doors on a third page. New drawing files that you open have only one drawing page, but you can add as many new pages as you want. Each page in a multiple-page drawing can have its own page and print settings. For example, each page can have a different drawing scale and page orientation. When you create a new drawing page, by default it inherits the size, orientation, scale, measurement unit, shadow offset, ruler, and grid settings of the page currently displayed in the drawing window. You can then change the settings for the new page. Use multiple pages in a drawing file to:
Keep related drawings in the same file For example, for an office expansion project, you could keep office layouts in one file and drawings of the distribution of office equipment in another.
Keep all revisions of a single drawing in one file on successive pages Show the progression of the project from beginning to end.
Create a slide show Present a series of drawings in a drawing and navigate between them, as in a slide show. Or save the drawing as exe format, and double click the exe file.
You can quickly
navigate between pages and reorder them by using the
page tabs
In the lower-left
portion of the window, click the page tab for the
page you want to see
Note A new page inherits the size, orientation, measurement unit, and grid settings of the page displayed in the drawing window.
In the lower-left
portion of a window, right-click the page tab of the
page you want to delete
Note The last page in a file can not be deleted.
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