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[ENU.HP Plotter Drivers.Button-Documentation]
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[ENU.HP Plotter Drivers.Button-What's New]
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[ENU.HP Plotter Drivers.Button-Install]
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[ENU.HP Plotter Drivers.Button-Network Deployment]
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Data=Network Deployment
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[ENU.HP Plotter Drivers.Quick Report-Plotter Drivers]
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Data=If you have a Hewlett-Packard(r) DesignJet(r) Printer, it is recommended that you update its existing driver. 
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[ENU.HP Plotter Drivers.Link-Back]
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[ENU.HP Plotter Drivers.Quick Link-Review Driver Table ]
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[ENU.HP Plotter Drivers.Quick Link-HP Printer Drivers]
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Data=Hewlett-Packard DesignJet Printer Drivers 
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[ENU.HP Plotter Drivers.Quick Report 1]
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Data=Be sure to update the existing drivers of any printer you have for the best printing in <Global.String1(Global)>.
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[ENU.HP Plotter Drivers.Quick Report-What's Inside]
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Data=Review the driver table in the Readme and then click the driver link. When you double-click the appropriate driver for your operating system and printer model, a WinZip(r) Self-Extractor dialog box is displayed.  It is recommended that you change the unzip folder path in this dialog box to C:\hp\temp\[your printer model], and then click Unzip.
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[ENU.HP Plotter Drivers.Quick Link-Get The Latest Driver]
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Data=Get the latest drivers
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[ENU.HP Plotter Drivers.Quick Report-Latest Drivers Text]
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Data=For the latest drivers, visit the Hewlett-Packard DesignJet website.
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[ENU.Benefits of the SSM.Area1]
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[ENU.Benefits of the SSM.Area2]
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[ENU.Benefits of the SSM.Area3]
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[ENU.Benefits of the SSM.Button-Support]
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[ENU.Benefits of the SSM.Button-Documentation]
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[ENU.Benefits of the SSM.Button-What's New]
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[ENU.Benefits of the SSM.Button-Install]
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Data=Install
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[ENU.Benefits of the SSM.Button-Network Deployment]
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Data=Network Deployment
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[ENU.Benefits of the SSM.Quick Report-Benefits of SSM]
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Data=Project information is commonly conveyed to others as an organized set of drawing sheets. During the course of a project, you probably present or deliver numerous versions of your designs to clients and subcontractors.\n\nThe Sheet Set Manager in <Global.String1(Global)> helps you efficiently create, organize, and publish a sheet set. You can now list and manage sheets by using the Sheet Set Manager rather than by navigating folders. You can also automatically create layout views and group drawing sheets using the Sheet Set Manager. Other benefits include sheet numbering, detail labeling, and one-click publishing.
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[ENU.Benefits of the SSM.Text-Screen Title]
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[ENU.Benefits of the SSM.Text-Sub Title1]
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Data=Introducing the Sheet Set Manager
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[ENU.Benefits of the SSM.Quick Link-Full-size image]
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[ENU.Benefits of the SSM.Image-Sheet set manager]
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[ENU.Benefits of the SSM.Text-Caption]
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Data=The Sheet Set Manager lists sheets in a sheet set to help you better link information within drawings, and organize and publish that data. The Sheet Set Manager also informs you who has a drawing open for editing, which can aid collaboration and prevent duplication.
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[ENU.Benefits of the SSM.Link-Back]
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Data=back
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[ENU.Benefits of the SSM.PopUp Frame]
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[ENU.Benefits of the SSM.Hot Spot-Close Popup]
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[ENU.Benefits of the SSM.PopUp Image]
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[ENU.Benefits of the SSM.Text-PopUpTitle]
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[ENU.Creating Drawing Sets.Area1]
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[ENU.Creating Drawing Sets.Area2]
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[ENU.Creating Drawing Sets.Area3]
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[ENU.Creating Drawing Sets.Button-Support]
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[ENU.Creating Drawing Sets.Button-Documentation]
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[ENU.Creating Drawing Sets.Button-What's New]
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[ENU.Creating Drawing Sets.Quick Report-Creating Drawing Se]
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Data=Today you might organize a drawing set as a series of layouts in a drawing file or create layouts as individual drawings and group them into folders. With many layouts in a drawing file team members cannot edit layouts simultaneously. If you have many layouts in the same drawing file, you probably find it hard to manage the many layout tabs. \n\nThe Sheet Set Manager in <Global.String1(Global)> simplifies creating, managing, and publishing entire sets of related drawings, called sheet sets in <Global.String1(Global)>. You can use this functionality immediately because the Sheet Set Manager uses your current drawings and organization structure to create an <Global.String1(Global)> sheet set.
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[ENU.Creating Drawing Sets.Quick Report-Caption]
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Data=The first sheet in a sheet set is usually a title sheet that includes a sheet list table. The sheet list table automatically lists all the sheets in the sheet set.
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[ENU.Creating Drawing Sets.Button-Install]
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[ENU.Creating Drawing Sets.Button-Network Deployment]
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Data=Network Deployment
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[ENU.Creating Drawing Sets.Text-Screen Title]
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[ENU.Creating Drawing Sets.Image-Creating DWG Sets]
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[ENU.Creating Drawing Sets.Quick Link-Full-size image]
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[ENU.Creating Drawing Sets.Text-Sub Title1]
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Data=Sheet sets
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[ENU.Creating Drawing Sets.Link-Back]
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[ENU.Creating Drawing Sets.PopUp Frame]
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[ENU.Creating Drawing Sets.PopUp Image]
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[ENU.Creating Drawing Sets.Text-PopUpTitle]
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[ENU.Creating Drawing Sets.Hot Spot-Close Popup]
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[ENU.Utilizing Fields.Area1]
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[ENU.Utilizing Fields.Area2]
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[ENU.Utilizing Fields.Area3]
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[ENU.Utilizing Fields.Button-Support]
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[ENU.Utilizing Fields.Button-Documentation]
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[ENU.Utilizing Fields.Button-What's New]
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[ENU.Utilizing Fields.Button-Install]
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[ENU.Utilizing Fields.Button-Network Deployment]
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Data=Network Deployment
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[ENU.Utilizing Fields.Text-Screen Title]
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[ENU.Utilizing Fields.Text-Sub Title1]
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Data=Fields
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[ENU.Utilizing Fields.Text-Utilizing Fields]
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Data=A field is text that can be updated to display data in the drawing that may change during the design phase; for example, the name of the current file, the date that the file was last plotted, or the number of a sheet that is part of a sheet set. Fields can also display the properties of objects; for example, the radius of a circle or the color of a line. You can insert fields in any AutoCAD text object, except a tolerance.\n\nFields can be set to update manually or automatically, so that you always have the latest values in your drawing.\n
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[ENU.Utilizing Fields.Quick Link-Full-size image]
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[ENU.Utilizing Fields.Image-Utilizing Fields]
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[ENU.Utilizing Fields.Text-Caption]
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Data=Field data can include properties such as time, current date, or file name. Fields are also used in sheet sets for information such as a view name and number.
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[ENU.Utilizing Fields.Link-Back]
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[ENU.Utilizing Fields.PopUp Frame]
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[ENU.Utilizing Fields.PopUp Image]
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[ENU.Utilizing Fields.Text-PopUpTitle]
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[ENU.Utilizing Fields.Hot Spot-Close Popup]
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[ENU.Views and Viewports.Area1]
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[ENU.Views and Viewports.Area3]
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[ENU.Views and Viewports.Button-Support]
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[ENU.Views and Viewports.Button-Documentation]
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[ENU.Views and Viewports.Button-What's New]
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[ENU.Views and Viewports.Button-Install]
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[ENU.Views and Viewports.Button-Network Deployment]
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[ENU.Views and Viewports.Quick Report-Views and Viewports]
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Data=The enhancements to named views and viewports in <Global.String1(Global)> make it easier for you to work in model space in viewports and give you greater control and flexibility when you use named views in a sheet set environment. While working in a layout, you can automatically maximize the viewport to work in model space. When you are finished, the layer visibility and zoom factor in the viewport are restored automatically.
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[ENU.Views and Viewports.Text-Screen Title]
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[ENU.Views and Viewports.Text-Caption]
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Data=Named views now store layer information and view category, and they can be used in conjunction with the Sheet Set Manager to create and label viewports on sheets.
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[ENU.Views and Viewports.Image-Views & Viewports]
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[ENU.Views and Viewports.Quick Link-Full-size image]
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[ENU.Views and Viewports.Text-Sub Title1]
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Data=Enhancements to views and viewports
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[ENU.Views and Viewports.Link-Back]
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Data=back
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[ENU.Views and Viewports.PopUp Frame]
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[ENU.Views and Viewports.PopUp Image]
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[ENU.Views and Viewports.Text-PopUpTitle]
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[ENU.Views and Viewports.Hot Spot-Close Popup]
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[ENU.Creating Tables.Area1]
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[ENU.Creating Tables.Area2]
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[ENU.Creating Tables.Area3]
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[ENU.Creating Tables.Button-Support]
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[ENU.Creating Tables.Button-Documentation]
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[ENU.Creating Tables.Button-What's New]
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[ENU.Creating Tables.Button-Install]
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[ENU.Creating Tables.Button-Network Deployment]
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[ENU.Creating Tables.Text-Screen Title]
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[ENU.Creating Tables.Quick Report-Creating Tables]
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Data=Depending on your work process, you can now either create your own tables in AutoCAD or copy table data from Microsoft Excel and paste it into your drawing as an AutoCAD table object. Table data from AutoCAD can also be exported for use in Microsoft Excel or other applications.\n\nOLE behavior is enhanced in <Global.String1(Global)> to make it easier to size objects accurately when pasting, and OLE objects can now be edited with most AutoCAD editing commands.
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[ENU.Creating Tables.Text-Sub Title1]
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[ENU.Creating Tables.Quick Link-Full-size image]
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[ENU.Creating Tables.Image-Creating Tables]
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[ENU.Creating Tables.Text-Caption]
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Data=The new TABLE command quickly inserts table objects into your drawings. Table styles ensure a standardized look and feel across all drawings in a project. You can use symbols, text (including fields), and hyperlinks in table cells.
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[ENU.Creating Tables.Link-Back]
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