You can keep track of your drawings more easily if
you add keywords or other information to them.
Use Windows
Explorer
Drawing
properties can help you identify a drawing. Some drawing properties
are stored by the operating system; for example, drawing type,
location, and size. These values are read-only in the drawing file
and can only be changed through Windows Explorer.
Use the Find
Tool
The Find tool
in a standard file selection dialog box can use this information.
For example, you can search for all files created on a certain
date, or for files you modified yesterday.
Use
DesignCenter
You can create
additional properties in drawing files. You can store author,
title, and subject, and you can assign keywords, hyperlink
addresses or directory paths, and custom properties to your
drawings. The Advanced tab in the Search tool in DesignCenter can
use these properties to locate drawing files. For more information
about DesignCenter, see ADCENTER and
Access Content with DesignCenter.
Use Sheet
Set Manager Properties
With the Sheet
Set Manager, you can assign a sheet title, number, and a
description to every sheet in a sheet set. For more information
about sheet sets, see
Include Information with Sheets and Sheet
Sets.
Display
Properties in Fields
You can assign
any of the drawing properties to a field in a text object. For more
information about fields, see
Use Fields in Text.