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Parts List
• Select the dimensions menu
• Click on notes
• Nothing
  will
  change on
  the screen
  but place
  the pointer
  on a
  component
• Click and
  hold with
  the left
  hand
  button
• Drag off to
  the side
• A call out
  should
  appear
• Select the dimensions menu again
• Click on notes
• Nothing will
  change on the
  screen but place
  the pointer on a
  component
• Click and hold
  with the left hand
  button
• Drag off to the
  side
• A call out should
  appear
• Do the same again with each part
• Note, selecting a line or curve will give a call
  out with a pointer rather than a dot. Selecting
  a space will give a dot. The line is selected
  when it goes bright blue.
Use shift – Z to zoom in and pick
out features and make adding the
notes easier
• Make sure the annotation selector is
  selected
• Click twice quickly on each note to bring
  up this box
• Click in the text box
• Type in the parts number
• Click on o.k.
Do this for each part in turn
• You can use the
  text note tool
  instead of the
  menu
• You can move a
  note by selecting
  it with the
  annotation
  selector (It will
  go red),Click and
  hold with the left
  hand button and
  dragging it
• Select the tables menu
• Select add table
• Click in the title
  box
• Change the title
  to parts list
• Type in 3
  columns
• Type in 7 rows
• MAKE SURE
  EMPTY
  CELLS IS NOT
  TICKED
• Click on o.k.
Click and hold down the left hand
button, drag the table to the top right
hand corner (If the table isn’t selected,
that is red select the annotation selector
and click on the table)
• If the table isn’t
  selected, that is
  red select the
  annotation
  selector
• Double click on
  the table, this
  should bring up
  the properties
  box
• Click on the title
  so it goes blue
• Wait and click again
• Click in the text box and press
  delete to remove the word title
• Type in the headings
Click on o.k.
• Make sure the
  annotation
  selector is
  selected
• Place the
  pointer over the
  first note in the
  No column, it
  should go light
  blue
• Click twice quickly with the left hand but
• Type in 1 in the text box that appears.
• Click on o.k.
• Place the pointer
  over the second
  note, it should go
  bright blue
• Click twice
  quickly with the
  left hand button
• Type 2 in the text
  box that appears
• Click on o.k.
• Repeat this for
  each note in the
  first column
• Now select
  the notes in
  the second
  column so
  they go bright
  blue
• Click twice
  quickly with
  the left hand
  button
• Type a
  description
  for each bit in
  the text box
• Make sure
  the
  annotation
  selector is
  selected
• Place the
  pointer on
  the table so
  it goes
  bright blue
Quickly click twice on the table
once it has gone blue, the table
properties box should appear.
• Click on the
  description
  heading so
  it turns blue
• Click on the
  width box
  and change
  it to 40 mm
• Click on
  o.k.
• Make sure the
  annotation selector
  is selected
• Place the pointer
  over the first note in
  the No Off column,
  it should go light
  blue. Click twice
  quickly with the left
  hand button
• Type how many of
  the selected bit is
  required in the text
  box that appears
• Click on o.k.
• Repeat this for each
  note in the final
  column
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