Firstly, you need to have a Finger Pull “material” or “profile”, set up in the Material Manager. This can be created in the same manner as a new handle has ALWAYS been created in CABINET VISION, but the available options will be more relevant to Finger Pull handles specifically.
When you open the Door Catalog in CABINET VISION, you will see it has been redesigned, similarly to the Material Manager. From the Utilities Tab you can select to Assign Materials. In the new dialog box that pops up you can see the material schedules to the left, and the Door Catalog options in the drop down menu, and here you can Expand the door styles from the Catalog even further. To assign schedules, you select them from the menu on the left; and when you’ve made all the selections, you then select the door styles you want to apply them too.
In this A Cabinet Vision Minute episode, I walk through the process of linking together panel stock of the same "class" of materials... also known as Aliases. In other words, I'll show you how to get Cabinet Vision to automatically select the right panel stock size for parts too big to fit on standard size sheet goods.
Did you see what I did up there? Also known as Aliases. I'm tellin' you, that's some clever writing right there!
Enjoy!
In our ( Planit Cutting Edge Solutions ) latest Cabinet Vision Tutorial, we look at how Material Schedules work in CV, and how they should be set up to ensure materials are applied correctly throughout your job.