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In this exercise, detailed instructions are not supplied because each office has a unique set of needs. If you<br />

do not need to make changes to shared or project parameters, you can skip this exercise and move on to<br />

the last exercise of this lesson, Creating Named Print Settings.<br />

Set up shared parameters<br />

1 Click File menu ➤ Shared Parameters.<br />

NOTE This procedure is for creating a new shared parameter file. If a file already exists, you can<br />

browse to that file and modify it as needed.<br />

2 Click Create.<br />

This allows you to name the external parameter file. If this template will be used by multiple<br />

people within an office, you may want to save the file to a network location.<br />

3 Name and save the file.<br />

After the file is named, you can begin creating parameter groups.<br />

4 In the Edit Shared Parameters dialog, under Groups, click New.<br />

5 Enter the group name, and click OK.<br />

6 Create as many groups as needed.<br />

For each parameter group, you can create a list of parameters.<br />

7 Under Parameter group, select a group to which you want to add parameters.<br />

8 Under Parameters, click New.<br />

9 Name the parameter, and specify the Type.<br />

10 Click OK.<br />

11 For each parameter group, add required parameters.<br />

12 Click OK when you have finished creating shared parameters.<br />

Set up project parameters<br />

13 Click Settings menu ➤ Project Parameters.<br />

14 Click Add.<br />

15 In the Parameter Properties dialog, select Project parameter.<br />

16 Under Name, enter a parameter name.<br />

17 Under Discipline, select a parameter discipline type.<br />

18 Under Type, select a parameter value type.<br />

19 Specify whether the parameter is stored by instance or type.<br />

20 Select the element categories to which this parameter applies.<br />

21 Click OK.<br />

22 Add project parameters as needed.<br />

23 To add a shared project parameter, click Add, and select Shared Parameter.<br />

24 Click Select, and select a shared parameter.<br />

25 Click OK.<br />

26 Specify whether you want the shared parameter to be an instance or a type parameter, and<br />

specify the categories to which this parameter applies.<br />

27 Click OK.<br />

28 Add shared project parameters as needed, and click OK when finished.<br />

Create and load multi-category tags<br />

29 Create required multi-category tags in the Family Editor.<br />

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