New Page

Setting	Description
Project	Use the drop-down list or the Browse button to select the name of an existing project to which the page will belong. Note: If you are using ProjectWise software to manage your projects and are logged into a configured ProjectWise datasource, there will be a PW button beside the Project field that will open a dialog that allows you to select a project folder in the ProjectWise folder structure.
Drawing Set	Enter the name of a drawing set to which the page will belong. Use the drop-down list to select an existing drawing set or enter the name of a new drawing set that will be created when you create the page. Note: If you wish to re-assign the page to a different drawing set later, use the Rename Page function.
Installation	Enter the name of an installation that will be assigned to this page. Use the drop-down list to select an existing installation or enter the name of a new installation that will be created when you create the page.
Location	Enter the name of the location that will be assigned to this page. Use the drop-down list to select an existing location or enter the name of a new location that will be created when you create the page.
Page Name	Enter the name of the page. Note: Two pages cannot have the same number (name) unless they are assigned to different drawing sets.
Initial Mode	Select the drawing mode that the software will default to when the page is opened. You can change the drawing mode later if necessary (i.e., you can have more than one type of drawing on a page). The available modes are that are delivered with the software are: Schematic Mode Panel Layout Mode Wiring Diagram Mode Hydraulic Mode Pneumatic Mode Single Line Mode Graphical Plan Mode 3D Layout Mode
Title Block	This optional field specifies the title block macro to be used only on the page being created. A title block named on the New Page dialog will override the title block specified in the Default Project Properties for the current project. The drop-down list allows you to select from existing title block macros. The Browse button displays the Select Title Block dialog, which enables you to also select from existing title block macros. This dialog functions similar to the Insert Symbol/Macro dialog.
Place title block in sheet mode	When you enable this option and create a new drawing, two models get created in the dgn file: The Default represents the sheet where the drawing is done and the TitleBlock is where the title block is placed.
Page Format	This field selects the page size format. A drop-down list and Browse button allow you to select from existing page formats. Various ANSI and IEC formats are provided with the software, with single or multiple columns. There is also a wizard for creating custom page formats. When you select the Browse button, the Select Page Format dialog will appear.
Page Macro	This optional field allows a macro to be placed on the page automatically. Unlike the Page Macro specified in the Default Project Properties for the current project, the Page Macro here only applies to the page currently being created. The drop-down list allows you to select from existing page macros. The Browse button displays the Select Macro dialog, which enables you to also select from existing page macros. This dialog functions similar to the Insert Symbol/Macro dialog.
Scale Factor	This field specifies the drawing scale to be used for the page being defined. Scales other than 1:1 are mainly used for panel layout drawings so that symbols can be placed at full size.
Page Descriptions	These fields allow you to enter descriptive information about the page that will appear in title blocks and on reports.
Set Page Online	This check box determines whether or not logical functions are active on the page. When the Set Page Online check box is selected, the page is online, meaning that automatic functions such as error checking and cross referencing will be performed on the drawing. When the Set Page Online check box is not selected, the page is not online (it is offline). Note: The Set Page Online check box should be turned off only when no logically connected control devices will be placed on the page, such as for general mechanical CAD work where no error checking or cross referencing is required.

Project

Use the drop-down list or the Browse button to select the name of an existing project to which the page will belong.

Note: If you are using ProjectWise software to manage your projects and are logged into a configured ProjectWise datasource, there will be a PW button beside the Project field that will open a dialog that allows you to select a project folder in the ProjectWise folder structure.

Drawing Set

Enter the name of a drawing set to which the page will belong. Use the drop-down list to select an existing drawing set or enter the name of a new drawing set that will be created when you create the page.

Note: If you wish to re-assign the page to a different drawing set later, use the Rename Page function.

Installation

Enter the name of an installation that will be assigned to this page. Use the drop-down list to select an existing installation or enter the name of a new installation that will be created when you create the page.

Location

Enter the name of the location that will be assigned to this page. Use the drop-down list to select an existing location or enter the name of a new location that will be created when you create the page.

Page Name

Enter the name of the page.

Note: Two pages cannot have the same number (name) unless they are assigned to different drawing sets.

Initial Mode

Select the drawing mode that the software will default to when the page is opened. You can change the drawing mode later if necessary (i.e., you can have more than one type of drawing on a page). The available modes are that are delivered with the software are:

Schematic Mode
Panel Layout Mode
Wiring Diagram Mode
Hydraulic Mode
Pneumatic Mode
Single Line Mode
Graphical Plan Mode
3D Layout Mode

Title Block

This optional field specifies the title block macro to be used only on the page being created. A title block named on the New Page dialog will override the title block specified in the Default Project Properties for the current project. The drop-down list allows you to select from existing title block macros. The Browse button displays the Select Title Block dialog, which enables you to also select from existing title block macros. This dialog functions similar to the Insert Symbol/Macro dialog.

Place title block in sheet mode

When you enable this option and create a new drawing, two models get created in the dgn file:

The Default represents the sheet where the drawing is done and the TitleBlock is where the title block is placed.

Page Format

This field selects the page size format. A drop-down list and Browse button allow you to select from existing page formats. Various ANSI and IEC formats are provided with the software, with single or multiple columns. There is also a wizard for creating custom page formats. When you select the Browse button, the Select Page Format dialog will appear.

Page Macro

This optional field allows a macro to be placed on the page automatically. Unlike the Page Macro specified in the Default Project Properties for the current project, the Page Macro here only applies to the page currently being created. The drop-down list allows you to select from existing page macros. The Browse button displays the Select Macro dialog, which enables you to also select from existing page macros. This dialog functions similar to the Insert Symbol/Macro dialog.

Scale Factor

This field specifies the drawing scale to be used for the page being defined. Scales other than 1:1 are mainly used for panel layout drawings so that symbols can be placed at full size.

Page Descriptions

These fields allow you to enter descriptive information about the page that will appear in title blocks and on reports.

Set Page Online

This check box determines whether or not logical functions are active on the page. When the Set Page Online check box is selected, the page is online, meaning that automatic functions such as error checking and cross referencing will be performed on the drawing.

When the Set Page Online check box is not selected, the page is not online (it is offline).

Note: The Set Page Online check box should be turned off only when no logically connected control devices will be placed on the page, such as for general mechanical CAD work where no error checking or cross referencing is required.