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( Toolbar: Standard > New Ribbon: Application button > New Menu: File > New Keyboard: _NEW, _NEWWIZ Shortcut: Ctrl+N Alias: N, DDNEW Starts the New Drawing Wizard, which leads you through the process of either creating a new drawing or using a template with predefined settings. Using a template is a good way to establish and standardize drawings with the settings you use most often, such as units of measure, layer names, dimension styles, special aliases, and so on. To use a template, create a drawing with all the settings you want to use as your standard for creating drawings. Save the drawing as a template (.dwt) file with an appropriate name, and place it in a template folder. The next time you create a new drawing, select Use A Template Drawing, and then click Browse to find and select the template you created. The new drawing you create will have the same settings as your template. Tell me about...How do I...
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