To Place Named Boundaries by Length

In the Drawing workflow, on the View tab, in the Named Boundaries group, select Place Named Boundary.
In the Place Named Boundary tool settings window, make the following settings:
1. Select By Length.
2. Enter name and optionally description for the named boundary.
3. Enter the length along the path element, of the named boundary in the Length field. You can optionally use the Measure Distance tool next to the field to calculate the length.
  Note: This also determines the location, along the path, of subsequent boundary elements. For example, if a Length of 100, an Overlap of 0 is entered and a start point is selected at distance of 100 along the path, the first boundary element would start at a distance of 100, along the path, the second at a distance of 200 (100 + Length), the third at a distance of 300 (100 + Length * 2), and so on. If an overlap value other than zero is set, the length of the named boundary, along the path will be adjusted by the overlap (See the note on step (e) below).
4. Enter the left and right offsets of the named boundary in the Left Offset and Right Offset fields respectively. You can optionally use the Measure Distance tool next to the fields to calculate the left and right offsets.
5. Enter the overlap between two named boundaries in the Overlap field. You can optionally use the Measure Distance tool next to the field to calculate the overlap. The second boundary element's start location would be determined by the previous boundary's start location before being extended/shorted. In this example the second boundary element would start at 195 (100 + Length - Overlap) and end at 305 (100 + Length * 2 + Overlap).
  Note: With the By Length method, overlap specifies how much each end of the boundary element is to be extended along the path. For example, say a Length of 100 and an Overlap of 5 is entered. Then if a start point is selected at a distance of 100, along the path, the beginning of the first boundary element will be at a distance of 95 (100 - Overlap) and the end will be at a distance of 205 (100 + Length + Overlap). If the overlap were negative, then each end of the boundary element would be shortened instead of extended. So in this example, the start distance would be 105 and the end distance would be 195. The start and end distance of the second boundary element would be 205 and 295.
6. Enter the number of chords per named boundary in the Boundary Chords field.
7. Turn off Create Drawing check box.
  Note: If the Create Drawing check box is turned on, the Create Drawing dialog opens for creating a saved view and automating dynamic views.
Select the start point on the element along which you want to place the named boundaries.
Select the end point on the element along which you want to place the named boundaries.