You can set overall properties for a packaging project that concern the material, its type and appearance. You can distinguish between the properties of the separate drawings for which you can set specific properties.
To set project properties
The Project Properties dialog box appears.
File name Displays the location of the file (read-only).
Title The name of the project
Description A field for notes that relate to the project.
Keywords A field for words by which the project can be indexed.
Author A field for the creator of the project.
Created Displays the date on which the project was started (read-only).
Modified Displays when the project was last saved (read-only).
File Legacy Settings
Align sheets and dieboards to all objects in them When the check box is empty (the default state), sheets and dieboards are positioned (centered) by taking into account only objects in production-related styles — for example, Cutting, Creasing, Perforating, Half-Cut, Cut-Crease. When the check box is selected, the positioning takes place by taking into account all objects within the sheet or dieboard regardless of what styles they are in.
Mirror composite style orientations on view-side change
IMPORTANT: Select this check box only when you are
working with files created with a version earlier than 6.4.35. The functionality
mirrors the orientation of composite style when you switch the view side
from front to rear or vice versa.
Selecting the check box suppresses a version 6.4.35-introduced technology
for working with composite styles and reverts to the earlier technology.
This throwback applies only to the current project.
When you select the check box, Prinect correctly
visualizes the composite styles created with versions earlier than 6.4.35.
When you load such a file, Prinect selects
the check box automatically and notifies you about it with the following
message: 
Project material
Base Type Sets the base material type on which the material is based.
Name Sets the material for the project. To select a different
material, click the browse button 
, and
then, in the dialog box that appears, select a material.
Opens a dialog box in which you can add the material to the material catalog
for future use.
More Opens a dialog box in which you can set additional properties for the material (see Step 4).
Type Displays the subtype on which the material is based.
Thickness Sets thickness for the material.
Grammage Sets how much the material weighs.
Drawings materials
Use project material for all drawings Select this check box to use the selected material in all the drawings of the project. Clear the check box if you want to use individual materials for the drawings in the project.
The Drawing Material Properties dialog box appears.
Name Sets the name of the drawing.
Type (Read-only) Displays the source material type that the material is based on.
Thickness Sets the distance between the two surfaces of the sheet.
Grammage Sets a weight, in grams per square meter, for the material.
Producer The name of the producer.
Cost Sets a cost for the material.
Corrections parameter template Sets the parameter template that Prinect will use for calculations with the material.
Diecutting side Indicates the side on which the cutting die falls.
Grain-aware material Indicates the direction of the fiber in the material's texture.
Appearance (In the boxes, to select a different
appearance, click the browse button ,
and then, in the Material Surface Appearances dialog box, select
a material.)
Front side Sets a material appearance for the front side.
Rear side Sets a material appearance for the rear side.
Edge Sets a material appearance for the edge.
NOTE: If you choose to have different properties for the
individual drawings, you can directly set the material for each drawing:
in the Material column double-click the 
-marked
rows, and then select a material from the list that appears.