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Work with Layouts You use a layout to compose the plotted page. A layout typically includes the following objects: ■ General notes and tables ■ View-specific label blocks and callout blocks (this is an advanced topic not covered in this guide) ■ Layout viewports Layouts show the page border and actual printing area. The page size and actual printing area depend on the printer or plotter assigned to the layout. page border printable area layout layout viewport, displays a view of model space Create a New Layout The two most common reasons for creating a new layout are ■ Creating a new drawing template file that includes a different paper size and orientation. ■ Adding a layout with a different paper size, orientation, and title block to an existing drawing. The easiest way to create a new layout is to use the Create Layout wizard. Once you create a layout, you can replace the title block and create or delete layout viewports. 148 | Chapter 11 Create Layouts and Plots