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Add Shaft to Templates Library

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    Now save the designed shaft to the Templates Library.

    1. To display the Templates Library area, click the More Options command in the lower-right corner of the Design tab.
    2. Click Add to add a newly designed shaft to the template library.
    3. In the Template Description dialog box, specify the name of the template as shaft_tutorial.
    4. Click OK. This new template is added to the Templates Library.
    NoteTo open the template, click Set.
    Tip
    • When you double-click a template, you can change the template description.
    • You can use the drag method to reorder templates within the library.

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