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  1. 20th Feb 2010 08:24 am #1
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    Can some one, please upload Map and Map book templates?

    Thanks in advance
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  2. 20th Feb 2010 02:03 pm #2
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    That is not something we are in the habit of doing.

    What seems to be the problem?
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    Quote Originally Posted by ReMark View Post
    That is not something we are in the habit of doing.

    What seems to be the problem?
    Thanks ReMark,

    My problem is solved... I am looking to prepare some sheets using Map book option.
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    OK. I'm glad to hear that. Just bear in mind we are hear to answer questions and not upload components of programs. Thanks.
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    Please excuse my ignorance but, what are Map books?

    Might that be a Rand McNally road maps?
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    I think the OP is referring to Autodesk's Map, which has a component called Map Books, something similar to Sheet Sets.
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    Quote Originally Posted by lpseifert View Post
    I think the OP is referring to Autodesk's Map, which has a component called Map Books, something similar to Sheet Sets.
    Somehow, I guessed, the answer from Pennsylvania! Thanks.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Tankman View Post
    the answer from Pennsylvania! Thanks.
    2nd that! My profile shows I am in Ohio now, but I grew up right in the middle of PA and still have ties to both sides of the state.
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