AD template creation problem

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I have nothing to do and want to learn more about AD, so I want to make a template first, and I found a problem, which is described as follows

After making the schematic template on computer A, everything is normal when opening and creating the file; however, when the new template is opened on computer B, since there is no logo image path on computer B, the logo image is not displayed in the schematic diagram on computer B. Only a logo image path is left, and this path is exactly the path where the logo on computer A exists.

In this case, how can I lock the logo so that it does not change with the computer?

okhxyyo

Select the relative path and bind it to the file package of your corresponding template.

S3S4S5S6

okhxyyo posted on 2024-6-6 11:00 Select the relative path and bind it to the file package of your corresponding template

Not too clear

S3S4S5S6

okhxyyo posted on 2024-6-6 11:00 Select the relative path and bind it to the file package of your corresponding template

Do you mean putting the logo image in the template file?

okhxyyo

S3S4S5S6 posted on 2024-6-6 15:22 I don’t quite understand

Yes. If you want to open the template on computer B, you must move the template to computer B. At this time, put your logo together with the template, set the path as a relative path, and set the logo in the template folder. In this way, when you open the template on computer B, the same logo path will not change.

S3S4S5S6

okhxyyo posted on 2024-6-6 16:04 Yes. If you want to open the template on computer B, you must move the template to computer B. At this time, put your logo and template together, and set the path...

This problem is solved,

The method is to first edit a schematic file format of XXXX.SCHDOC, then edit this schematic file, drag the picture directly into AD (simple and crude), note that you do not click the one in the toolbar to place the picture, but drag it into AD, then click Save File to save the file as XXXX.SCHDOT file (optional in the file format column when saving). In this way, after creating the template, use this template to create a file, then copy the file to any other computer and open it, the picture will be displayed normally, and the picture path will no longer be displayed.

okhxyyo

S3S4S5S6 posted on 2024-6-12 09:03 This problem is solved. The method is to first edit a schematic file format is XXXX.SCHDOC, and then edit this schematic file, and put the picture...

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