Just to confirm, are the dwt and wdl files both in the same folder?
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I posted a new .dwt file on the network today and threw in the default wdl file today but as other users on the network try and use it the labeling on the project properties reverts back to "line 1", "Line 2" etc from the labels I had created. does anyone know why this is happening? How do I ensure the wdl file in the folder goes along with the title block I had created to use it.
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Just to confirm, are the dwt and wdl files both in the same folder?
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Yes, the default_wdtitle.WDL file and the .dwt file are in the same folder
And that folder is the main project folder right?
Did you check to see if there is another default_wdtitle.wdl file somewhere on the network or maybe on their own computers?
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The files are in the same folder. Where would the WDL default file be kept on the machine locally?
Not sure.
Did you check the network to see if there were any other wdl files lurking about?
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Is there a way to link that specific title block with a specific wdl file and throw it right into the dircetory with the .dwt file?


Well you are all kinda wrong here if the WDL is not in an Electrical Support directory and you have not setup your environment file correctly. Just because the DWT and the WDL are in the same directory does not make it a support path for Electrical.
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Is your license system network FlexNET?
Yes: Did you deploy and setup shared network libraries and support paths?
No: Did you modify your environment file and/or create a master project to copy from each time?
Is your license system standalone and on subscription?
Yes: You will have to modify your environment file or if you are subscription you can get a Multiseat Standalone single SN and deploy that with the deployment wizard to create the correct ENV file.
No, I am not on subscription: You must either rethink you file structure, create a script to write out to the users, modify your ENV file, or get on subscription and redeploy.
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Application Engineer - Manufacturing Solutions Division
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The license is a network one and the env file is on the network, I cannot find the wdl file. If it were a locale install as IT has done on several occasions where would I locate it?
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Bill
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