Custom Sheet Sizes

[Anonymous]

I want a sheet size that is 24x36, not ansi D of 22x34. I can create it in
the Edit Sheet dialog, but then the titleblock reports "Custom Size
(inches)", not "D". Any suggestions?

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Ed
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[Anonymous]

Hi Ed Jobe.
If you want a sheet size that is 24X36, Open the standard drawing file form open pull down menu. Delete sheet 1 in the browser(rmb -> delete). Go to Insert pull down menu and select Sheet and select custom size in inches then type in the size 24x36. Go to drawing resources in the browser and rmb click and select Borders and Insert drawing border and click OK. Now, go to Format pull down menu and select Define new title block and sketch your title block with sketch tools or insert autocad drawing. Exit from sketch mode and save as any name you like. Then click the + sign in front of title block in the browser and pick the name that you saved the sketch as and rmb and select insert. Now, rmb on the sheet and select edit sheet and give a name for your custom sheet. Now save this file in the template folder as your custom sheet.

[Anonymous]

I am having this same problem.
The one reply Ed got did not really solve the problem.
Is there a way to get the "sheet property" "sheet size" of a custom size sheet to report something other than "Custom Size (inches)"?

Specificly we use a 36x66" sheet we call F size, and a 36x88 sheet we call R size.

I know I can work around this by creating a templet with the sheet size in the title block as a static charcter. If I have to work around I am more likily to create alternate title blocks with static charcters.

Does anyone have a better solution?

Thanks
John Mazzei

[mrdelicious2]

Still wondering is there a way to modify the <sheet size> designation?

Inv 2013

[t_pcoll]

Unfortunately no, it's not possible. I found there's already logged wishlist item #1163766.

Thanks

Ladislav

[mrattray]

You may be able to use iLogic...