Reference
Paper sizes and the title block
US and A-series sheets print with a compact title block along the bottom edge.
| Paper size | Dimensions |
|---|---|
| Letter | 11 × 8.5 in |
| Tabloid | 17 × 11 in |
| ARCH D | 36 × 24 in |
| A4 | 297 × 210 mm |
| A3 | 420 × 297 mm |
| A1 | 841 × 594 mm |
Each sheet has its own size and orientation, so a project can mix them. The drawing on screen, the PDF and the presentation page share the same geometry. To change it, see change the paper size.
Paper size lists the workspace's own series first — A4, A3 and A1 for a metric workspace, Letter, Tabloid and ARCH D for an imperial one — with each size shown in its own natural unit. A new sheet starts on A3 in a metric workspace and Tabloid in an imperial one; see set the unit system.
The title block
The compact title block runs along the bottom of every sheet. It shows the logo, the company and the designer, the client and address, the sheet name and the scale, the dates the project was created and last changed, the sheet number out of the total, and the revision. Its last cell keeps a corner for a QR code of the project's share link, printed on issued sheets once the project has one.
The company name and designer come from the workspace profile and can be changed per project under Company & designer in Properties › Project. Logo size, below them, applies to All projects in the workspace.
The legend
In a PDF, each sheet's legend follows it on a page of its own, headed with the sheet: one row per distinct drawn symbol and printed code, with the numbers on that sheet, including any number markers. Rows follow Palette groups and order. TV sizes and product details share a row when the picture and code match; buying details stay in the Equipment list. Issued versions keep their original legends.