Inserting drawings by defining a container frame
The procedure that follows describes how you can insert drawings
from the project into a container frame. In creating a print drawing,
you can combine this technique with the one for directly
inserting drawings into the print drawing.
To insert a drawing
- To begin, do any of the following:
- On the , click
New Print Drawing
.
- On the Tools menu, point to Print, and then click
New Print Drawing.
- Press CTRL+I+N.
The Print Frame Placement dialog box appears.
- In the Design Frame File list, select No frame, and
then click OK to close the dialog box. This way EngView
will not use a template and you will be building your print drawing
yourself.
- (Optional) Draw a border that will delineate the entire print
page — how you want the page to look when printed out. The border
will indicate the space you will be using for positioning the
drawings, tables and text. Drawing a border is not strictly necessary,
but once drawn, the border serves as a visual aid that helps you
position your page's elements.
- Do any of the following:
- On the ,
click Place Part
.
- On the Tools menu, point to Print, and then
click Insert Part by Rectangle.
- Press CTRL+I+P+R.
The following contextual edit bar appears
above the print drawing: