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Pages can be switched back and forth by clicking on the tab at the top of the drawings. Simply click on the Page
you wish to see.
If you click Edit Pages, you will have the option to edit information about each specific page. In the column on
the left, you can choose what page you want to edit.
Page Name allows you to name each page.
Preview will show you what is on each page.
Use DXF Polylines, if checked allows you to specify on a page by page basis if that top needs to be saved in
Polylines. Line Segments are the default.
Save Invisible Colors, if checked will save all geometry in the file even if the color is set to be invisible.
Notes can be added about each page. This is to be more specific than the notes on the main screen.
Sink Info and Cook top Info can be added to each page if they are required.
2.10.6 Notes
In the Notes tab, you can enter notes about the job. These are different from the individual page notes
that will
appear on the Shop Sheets. See the Pages section for more information on that.
2.10.7 Agreement
In the Agreement tab, you can attach your own company policy dealing with warranties and liabilities for the
customer to read. Once read and the customer checks the box saying they read and accept the terms, they can
sign their name right below it. Their signature will be presented on every page of the estimate you run.
When you go to print out an estimate with all the job information, you can choose to include the customer’s
signature on all the pages or select specific ones (Estimate, Notes, Images [images of the actual .dxf files] and
Photos)
1.
To use a custom agreement, go to My Computer
2.
Double click on C:
3.
Double click on Program Files
4.
Double click on Laser Products
5.
Double click on Laser Templator
6.
Double click on CustomerAgreement.txt (copy and paste it if you already have it written)
7.
Write the agreement you want in this file
8.
When finished, save the file
2.11 Move Circle
Move Circle will take any circle you click on and then move it in the direction you click, leaving behind the original one.
This is used commonly for making the faucet and soap dispenser holes.
2.12 Split Line
Split Line is used when you need to finish an edge with two different edges. You will split the line into two based on a
setback amount and then change the color/edge type accordingly.
