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If your projects start to get very big, a division into several projects is required. The disadvantage of such a division is that references between conventional projects cannot be handled automatically. Using super projects, that is however made possible.
A super project is like a box containing several sub-projects. The super project itself does not contain any drawing sheets in the SOURCE directory, like circuit diagrams or cabinet layouts. The super project only contains sub-projects, which in turn contain the drawing sheets. Reports may however be created in the super project itself, but they will end up in the TARGET directory.
Super projects can be used to manage projects of several thousand drawing sheets, for example for documentation of entire plants.
The description of super project functionality in cadett ELSA is divided in the main sub-topics that are listed in the table below. You may use the links in the table to access the sub-topics in question.
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The features that cadett ELSA offers to handle super projects are listed here, with information about the product level needed to use them.
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What you can do and what you cannot do with respect to super projects is explained here.
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Detailed descriptions of all super project features are provided here.
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Practical limitations and how to best handle them, are discussed in this sub-topic.
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General advice how to use super projects in the best possible way is provided here.
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