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Project manager is the tool provided to work with projects and the drawings included in a project. For the project settings to use the application options, the local copy of the environment file will need to be deleted in C:\Users\*username*\Documents\Acade *version*\AeData.

In order for AutoCAD Electrical to use the locations from the application options, the environment file (WD.ENV) will need to be moved to the common data location and defined in the application options. These locations above can be moved to a common data location so all users can access them via the application options. The default location for the defined icon menu (.DAT extension) standard in the project are C:\Users\*username*\AppData\Roaming\Autodesk\AutoCAD Electrical *version*\*build*\enu\Support.

The default location for the electrical symbols/panel footprint libraries defined in the project are C:\Users\Public\Documents\Autodesk\Acade *version*\Libs.

Ladder default options and drawing border referencing.

The display styles of signal arrows, PLC modules and wire styles.

Component cross-referencing formatting with display options.

Component/wire tag formatting with sequencing options.

The location of a secondary catalogue database (optional).

The locations of the electrical symbols/panel footprint libraries with the defined icon menu standard for the libraries.

WDP extension, which is essentially a text file (can be edited with notepad) that contains all settings around your project setup. You can create multiple projects, but only one project can be active at one time. Additional symbols may have been subsequently added by Autodesk and therefore this document is not guaranteed to be complete either.An AutoCAD Electrical Project is a set of interrelated electrical drawings that lists the AutoCAD drawing file names that make up the drawing set. The following does not include the parametric and/or dynamic symbols such as cables, PLC’s nor the dynamic source and destinations and only shows single phase representations of devices. The purpose of this white paper is to provide new users with a quick reference guide without having to view each individual web page on the Autodesk website. The following document shows the default symbols that are included within the IEC2 (& IEC4) library in accordance with IEC60617. Following on from the following previous blog about “What Symbols are contained within the Libraries of AutoCAD Electrical?” some new users have found the Autodesk web page cumbersome in understanding what symbols are contained in the IEC2 library which is still predominantly the main library used by users of AutoCAD Electrical within Northern Europe, we thought it prudent to provide a single PDF document detailing the core symbols within the library.