To change the order of Pages, left-click the Pages tab in the Print Editor Sidebar to make it active if it is not already active.

Select the desired Page The electronic information representing what will be printed to make what is normally called a drawing. by left-clicking.

Left-click-drag the desired Page The electronic information representing what will be printed to make what is normally called a drawing. to the new location; Visual indicates the new location with a blue line.

Release the mouse to move the Page The electronic information representing what will be printed to make what is normally called a drawing..

The Page The electronic information representing what will be printed to make what is normally called a drawing. panel Subdivision of the Ribbonbar menu system that group related commands using vertical dividers. contains buttons to create New Pages as well as Copy, Clear, and Delete whole Pages. These buttons are duplicated (in a smaller fashion) at the top of the Page The electronic information representing what will be printed to make what is normally called a drawing. tab of the Print Editor Sidebar.

Commands operate on the Active Page The electronic information representing what will be printed to make what is normally called a drawing.. To make a Page The electronic information representing what will be printed to make what is normally called a drawing. the Active Page The electronic information representing what will be printed to make what is normally called a drawing., left-click it in the Pages tab of the Print Editor Sidebar. The Page The electronic information representing what will be printed to make what is normally called a drawing. will be displayed in the Page The electronic information representing what will be printed to make what is normally called a drawing. Layout Window.

Clicking the upper portion of the New button creates a New Page The electronic information representing what will be printed to make what is normally called a drawing. based on the Default Page The electronic information representing what will be printed to make what is normally called a drawing. (as defined in the New Page The electronic information representing what will be printed to make what is normally called a drawing. Dialog A window initiated on top of the main program.) in the last position in the Pages tab of the Sidebar.

Note that the Default Page The electronic information representing what will be printed to make what is normally called a drawing. may vary from that shown at right.

The New button is dual-function; clicking the lower portion initiates the New Page The electronic information representing what will be printed to make what is normally called a drawing. Dialog A window initiated on top of the main program..

Left-click the desired page The electronic information representing what will be printed to make what is normally called a drawing. and Visual will insert that page The electronic information representing what will be printed to make what is normally called a drawing. type in the last position in the Pages tab of the Sidebar.

Add A Blank Page The electronic information representing what will be printed to make what is normally called a drawing. will insert a blank page The electronic information representing what will be printed to make what is normally called a drawing. with no objects in the last position in the Pages tab of the Sidebar.

Save this page The electronic information representing what will be printed to make what is normally called a drawing. as the default page The electronic information representing what will be printed to make what is normally called a drawing. saves the active page The electronic information representing what will be printed to make what is normally called a drawing. (displayed in the Page The electronic information representing what will be printed to make what is normally called a drawing. Layout Window) as the default to be used for all new Pages.

Save this page The electronic information representing what will be printed to make what is normally called a drawing. as a template A graphical representation of the illuminance produced by a single luminaire object. Lines are used to represent all points of a given illuminance level similar to elevation contours on a topographical map. Iso-illuminance templates are useful in determining the spacing and orientation of lighting equipment prior to system analysis. saves the active page The electronic information representing what will be printed to make what is normally called a drawing. (displayed in the Page The electronic information representing what will be printed to make what is normally called a drawing. Layout Window) as a template A graphical representation of the illuminance produced by a single luminaire object. Lines are used to represent all points of a given illuminance level similar to elevation contours on a topographical map. Iso-illuminance templates are useful in determining the spacing and orientation of lighting equipment prior to system analysis.. a dialog A window initiated on top of the main program. will be displayed to name the Page The electronic information representing what will be printed to make what is normally called a drawing. Template A graphical representation of the illuminance produced by a single luminaire object. Lines are used to represent all points of a given illuminance level similar to elevation contours on a topographical map. Iso-illuminance templates are useful in determining the spacing and orientation of lighting equipment prior to system analysis. and it will be shown in the New Page The electronic information representing what will be printed to make what is normally called a drawing. Dialog A window initiated on top of the main program..

Manage Page The electronic information representing what will be printed to make what is normally called a drawing. Templates initiates a dialog A window initiated on top of the main program. discussed below.

(Dialog A window initiated on top of the main program. modified to fit in view at right.)

The Copy button duplicates the Active Page The electronic information representing what will be printed to make what is normally called a drawing. including all objects on the Page The electronic information representing what will be printed to make what is normally called a drawing. and places the Page The electronic information representing what will be printed to make what is normally called a drawing. copy in the last position in the Pages tab of the Sidebar.

To make a Page The electronic information representing what will be printed to make what is normally called a drawing. the Active Page The electronic information representing what will be printed to make what is normally called a drawing., left-click it in the Pages tab of the Print Editor Sidebar.

The Clear button removes all objects from the Active Page The electronic information representing what will be printed to make what is normally called a drawing..

To make a Page The electronic information representing what will be printed to make what is normally called a drawing. the Active Page The electronic information representing what will be printed to make what is normally called a drawing., left-click it in the Pages tab of the Print Editor Sidebar.

The Delete button removes the entire Active Page The electronic information representing what will be printed to make what is normally called a drawing., which of course includes all objects on the Page The electronic information representing what will be printed to make what is normally called a drawing..

To make a Page The electronic information representing what will be printed to make what is normally called a drawing. the Active Page The electronic information representing what will be printed to make what is normally called a drawing., left-click it in the Pages tab of the Print Editor Sidebar.

Using the dialog A window initiated on top of the main program., clicking Manage Page The electronic information representing what will be printed to make what is normally called a drawing. Templates initiates a dialog A window initiated on top of the main program. window that allows Template A graphical representation of the illuminance produced by a single luminaire object. Lines are used to represent all points of a given illuminance level similar to elevation contours on a topographical map. Iso-illuminance templates are useful in determining the spacing and orientation of lighting equipment prior to system analysis. Pages to be renamed and deleted.

To rename a Page The electronic information representing what will be printed to make what is normally called a drawing., left-click the desired  Page The electronic information representing what will be printed to make what is normally called a drawing. and click the Rename button at the bottom of the dialog A window initiated on top of the main program.. Visual will initiate a dialog A window initiated on top of the main program. to select a new name.

To delete a Page The electronic information representing what will be printed to make what is normally called a drawing., left-click the desired Page The electronic information representing what will be printed to make what is normally called a drawing. and click the Delete button at the bottom of the dialog A window initiated on top of the main program.. Deletion cannot be undone.

(Note that the dialog A window initiated on top of the main program. graphic at right has been modified for the purpose of this manual.)