?_dwlq@CadEstimator HelpCopyright ...0RegisterRoutine("MMSYSTEM","sndPlaySound","Si")-RegisterRoutine("MMSYSTEM","mciExecute","S")BrowseButtons()Zmain>`O/MAINCadEstimator HelpW O)M##O,lGZsecondaryWindow1adEstimator HelpW O)W##O,l@@@@ZsecondaryWindow2adEstimator HelpW O)W##O,lZsecondaryWindow3adEstimator HelpW O)W##O,lZsecondaryWindow4Glossarytor HelpW O)W##O,lZsecondaryWindow5Indexrytor HelpW O)W##O,l/olp66 \ w w w w wwwwwwwwwwwwwwwpwwwwwwpwwwwpwwwwpwww w w w w w C|bm29H|bm3|bm30b|bm31|bm32'|bm33K |bm34 |bm35!!|bm36G!|bm37H$"|bm38&"|bm39("|bm4k |bm40"|bm41"#|bm42#|bm43#|bm44i$|bm45[k$|bm46$|bm47Y %|bm48L-|bm49w-|bm5|bm50-|bm510|bm52:0|bm53)?|bm54:@|bm55O|bm56=P|bm57P|bm58#Q|bm59_|bm6?|bm60_|bm61 n|bm62 ~|bm63Up|bm64|bm65c|bm66(|bm67ґ|bm68|bm69\|bm7 |bm700|bm71Β|bm728|bm73|bm74|bm75|bm76|bm77|bm78u |bm79X |bm8L|bm80* |bm81|bm82|bm83|bm84|bm85U|bm86%|bm878|bm88|bm89 |bm9|bm90"kk 9E1;EyContents4 y0 086"0 E ڀ 6*6 d':Eo+ e*IntroductionHow CADEST is OrganizedNavigating in CADESTThe Estimating ProcessSystem RequirementsMisc.= y1߀AIntroduction:* $ 6IntroductionV,P* $X6Thanks for your interest in CadEstimatorK@ N 6CadEstimator Incorporates many new features requested by users of CAD based products. CadEstimator is similar to your CAD program because you use your mouse to draw what you intend to estimate. But instead of using the awkward material estimating system built into your CAD program, CadEstimator provides a simple easy to use estimating system.What you draw updates your material list and provide a visual record of how the job was estimated. Anything you draw can be changed at any time without affecting your original CAD drawing. This makes it very easy to revise and edit your takeoffs. If you left a line one out simply add it, or delete a line thats not supposed to be there. Your entire estimate is automatically updated.CadEstimator combines CAD, Spreadsheet, Database, and Presentation software into a simple estimating program that's fast and easy to use.Like a Database, any part of any previous estimate can be found and used in your next job.Like a Spreadsheet, formulas calculate quantities, and can be updated by what you draw.Like a CAD program, you can draw lines, boxes, perimeters, etc., on your computer screen.Like a Presentation program you can add special effects and texture maps to your drawing to enhance your presentation to your clients.No other estimating software currenly available offers you the power and flexibility of screen based estimating like CadEstimator. You don't have to draw blueprints from scratch just to estimate jobs, because CadEstimator fills the gap between the blueprint and the bid.It completely automates the process of estimating)P & 4N@D * $,6Who can use CADESTf? ' ~6Anyone that has to either takeoff material or estimate jobs.)D & 4NF  * $86What is a Visual takeoffh@ ( 6Visual takeoffs show you the work you have done on a project visually. For example you can see which walls you estimated that are 9' high simply by clicking on the 9' wall assembly. The blueprint appears and the redlining is displayed on top of it. You can add or delete redlining at any time to update your estimate.) & 4N> * $(6Where do I begin ( A6Start by using these help files and the video tutorials on your CD. Look through the sample jobs and add graphics and modify formulas to suit your own needs.) & 4NT* - * $T6Why Learn a material estimating system ?( 6Stop re-inventing the wheel each time you do takeoffs, you will be able to estimate much faster and with more accuracy than ever before. Don't throw your work away each time you finish a job, let it help you estimate your next job.)- h& 4NU+?* $V6When can I expect to be fully proficent6h @( 6CADEST is a very simple to learn. Two weeks should be more than enough time to learn all the fundumentals and be cranking out takeoffs. You may never need to use some of its more advanced features. But they are documented in this help file and in the video tutorials. @)5@& 4NQ' @@* $N6How do I get more Help if I need it5@`A( e6Help for CADEST is a phone call away. Your CD has a Tech support number printed on the label that you can call with any question concerning the software. Tech support is free.)@A& 4NW&`AA1+AOverview How CadEstimator is Organized:AB* $ 6Organization2ALB* $6JobsB.D( u6A Job is the largest working unit in CadEstimator. Each Job contains all the takeoffs and cost information to build whatever is being estimated, whether it is a deck, a house, an apartment building or a skyscraper. CadEstimator can maintain any number of Jobs. It is limited only by your hard drive space. Each Job is listed in the JOB ROOM when you start the program. You can move from one job to any other by double clicking on its name.)LBWD& 4N6 .DD* $6TakeoffsWDF- (6Takeoffs are the next largest unit in CadEstimator. Any job is composed of one or more takeoffs. In the TAKEOFF ROOM is an index of all the takeoffs that appear in the job.Each Takeoff contains all the assemblies necessary to complete some part of the entire job. For example a foundation takeoff would contains all the assemblies necessary to complete the foundation. Typically there is one takeoff for each line item that will show up in the summary of the Job.)DF& 4N8FF* $6AssembliesFG/ ,U6ASSEMBLY QTY DESCRIPTION COMMENT8' Walls 300 LF 2x4 plate 100 2x4 8 studs 25 1/2 CDX 4X8 sheathingFI. *6Assemblies are the next largest unit in CadEstimator. Each takeoff is composed of one or more assemblies. Each assembly deals with some aspect of the takeoff and contains as many lines as necessary to describe all the material needed to complete that task.Assemblies almost always have variables in them that are updated when you draw on a picture.Assemblies begin in a takeoff when anything appears in the Assembly column. The above is an example of an Assembly for an 8 foot high wall. )GJ& 4N<IPJ* $$6Sub AssembliestLJJ( 6The above Assembly has 3 sub-assemblies, the plate, studs and sheathing.)PJJ& 4N6 J#K* $6PictureszSJK' 6Each Assembly can have one picture attached to it that you can draw graphics on.)#KK& 4N6 KK* $6GraphicsKN- (Q6Graphics can update both the quantity and material description of each of the sub-assemblies. Any graphics you draw can be edited at any time to instantly update the entire Assembly. To see the graphics attached to an Assembly, simply click anywhere in the assembly.Graphics can be simple lines, boxes, circles, dots etc. or you can apply a style to them. Styles let you enhance your pictures by displaying information in a more colorful way. For example you might show the elevation of a house with a brick texture instead of simply showing or highlighting the area that brick goes in. You can create your own texture maps to customize CadEstimator for your own projects.)KN& 4N9N3O* $6Price Files NK. *6CadEstimator lets you maintain any number of price files. Prices in an estimate can be updated on a takeoff by takeoff basis or for the entire estimate.Pric3OKAe files can be imported from a variety of sources. Excel 4 compatible Spreadsheets or tab, comma or spaced ASCII delimited files. Price files can be setup to use SKU numbers and can also mark prices up or down by a percentage.If you are only interested in piece counts, you may not need to use price files at all.)3Ot& 4N9K* $6Cover Pages>t( -6Estimate cover pages are usually created from a front elevation or some other interesting graphic associated with the job. You can even create contracts, bids, letterheads, etc. all incorporating graphic images from the job that give your estimates a clean professional look.)& 4NOc1-߀rcMMisc_Using the different roomsG* $:6Using the different roomsIc* $>6Why have the "Room" conceptՄ( u6The room concept in CADEST is simply a way to describe how you can move about in the program. Just like any house you can only get to certain rooms by going through other rooms first.)& 4N8Մ63 6 6"W-* $Z6In the Job Room you can select a job and:_16. ,bv:l Load that job and go into the Takeoff room.Z,F. ,Xv:l Go into the Tracking room for that jobj<. ,xv:l Look in the plan room without actually loading the jobl>F. ,|v:l Look at the report room without actually loading the jobJ f* $@6In the Takeoff Room you can:k=ч. ,zv:l Do the actual estimating and takeoff for the entire jobZ,f+. ,Xv:l Go back to the job room to change jobsm?ч. ,~v:l Go to the Report, Cover Page, Price, Scale and Plan roomsY/+* $^6In Tracking/POs/Budgets/Labor logs you can:W)H. ,Rv:l Create a budget for your entire jobX*. ,Tv:l Create Purchase Orders from takeoffs_1H. ,bv:l Create Labor logs to track against a budgetU'T. ,Nv:l Track your costs up to the minutej<. ,xv:l Generate reports to suppliment your accounting programIT* $>6In the Report Room you can:d. ,v:l View and print the summary, detailed and compiled reports which are created from the takeoffs.O!. ,Bv:l Go back to the Takeoff roomM#5* $F6In the Cover Page Room you can:~P. ,v:l Create, save, load or print cover page using pictures from your plan roomO!5. ,Bv:l Go back to the Takeoff roomHJ* $<6In the Price Room you can:Y+. ,Vv:l Create price files from your takeoffsZ,J. ,Xv:l Import price files from other programsc5`. ,jv:l Paste material descriptions into your takeoffs.O!. ,Bv:l Go back to the Takeoff roomH`* $<6In the Scale Room you can:tFk. ,v:l Scale a picture for the first time so it can be used in takeoffsh:ӏ. ,tv:l Re-scale a picture even after all takeoffs are done.f8kE. ,pv:l ӏEReturn to either the Plan room or the Takeoff roomGӏ* $:6In the Plan room you can:c5E. ,jv:l Select a plan you want to attach to an assemblytFc. ,v:l Display plans by type for example; floor plans, elevations, etc.]/. ,^v:l Get more pictures to add to the plan roomN c. ,@v:l Return to the takeoff roomFT* $86In Get pictures you can:j<. ,xv:l Load a image from anywhere on your computer or networkDT. ,,v:l Import CAD filesKM. ,:v:l Return to the Plan room= 1 +howorganizedL"M* $D6The Typical Estimating ProcessK!0 .76The following describes the process of doing a new estimate when one is completely familiar with the program. When you start a new estimate, you decide whether you are going to create it completely from scratch or clone it from an existing job that is similar. Cloning from an existing job is definitely easier. If you have no previous estimates then simply clone the basic estimate that comes with CadEstimator.Cloning an estimate makes a copy of the original estimate, but because the new estimate will have its own pictures and quantities, all the pictures and quantities from the original estimate are left out.New quantities will be created by what you draw on the pictures in the new job. After cloning an estimate, you add new pictures, scale them and begin doing the takeoffs.)J& 4NP&!* $L6Estimating is a Sequencial Process~IJ5 86You start in the first takeoff on the first line and work toward the end of that takeoff. You place the cursor on any Assembly that applies, select a picture you want attached to that Assembly and begin drawing on it. As you draw the quantities are filled in automatically. You simply ignore assemblies that don't apply. If you want to use different assemblies, get them from other takeoffs or create new ones as you need them.These new assemblies will automatically be available to future jobs when you clone the estimate.You go through all the takeoffs one by one until the entire estimate is complete. You can go back and look in any takeoff to see if you remembered to do something and freely make changes to update the entire estimate. This is where the visual aspect of CadEstimator really comes into play.You can SEE what you estimated.You don't have to figure out how you came up with a certain number and redo all the your math just to check yourself.Once all the takeoffs are complete its time to generate the reports, create a cover page and printout the final estimate.)A& 4Np) "6To save you a lot of time, please read this manual very carefully. It explains every aspect of the program.)A& 4N= @1`r@}IntroductionA* $.6System Requirements1@* $6CPUN'' N6The minimum CPU is a 233 MHz Pentium))& 4N;d* $"6Video Displayg)( 6You must have at least 256 colors to use CadEstimator but 16 bit or higher is strongly recommended.)d& 4N4 P* $6MemoryvN( 6CadEstimator should be run on a system with a minimum of 32 MB of memory. )P & 4N 8D* $6Hard DriveI  ) A6CadEstimator takes up approximately 20 MB of hard drive space. Because CAD drawing are converted to bitmaps, they can take up quite a bit of hard drive space. A typical estimate for a single family house could require 10-100 meg depending on the number and size of the bitmaps used.)D& 4N6 * $6Softwareh@T( 6CadEstimator runs on all versions of Windows, 95 and higher.)}& 4N6T1Misc14}0 086"02* $6Misc2* e6Sܜ".Q:J<jKkn( How Do I get HelpWhere do I beginWhen can I expect to be fully proficentCompile by listImaging HardwareWho can use CADESTWhy learn a material estimating systemZip Drives or networkingBlueprint Image QualityTurning Quantites On / OffInstant Assembliesq,E ZX6gTpShort-Cut KeysTakeoff Quick FactsH*1nMisc. How do I get Help?"* $*6How do I get Help?a* $*6Call Tech Support"E( y6Your Tech Support number is located in your CADEST help menu. It may not be available on the DEMO version from some dealers. If so, contact your dealer with questions about the program.)an& 4NFE1Sb Misc_Where do I begin>n* $(6Where do I begin@2* $,6The Video TutorialAs + $-6Begin by using the Video Tutorial that comes with CADEST. It automatically opens when you insert your CADEST CD. Select a topic by clicking on it and then select the video you want to play.You can also right-click on a topic and have all its videos play one after another.)2 & 4NS)s  * $R6Install the Videos to your Hard drive  ) 6The CADEST installation has an option to install the videos directly on your hard drive. This is the easiest way to view them. Simply press F12 while using CADEST and the tutorial will pop up. This option is highly reccommended.) ) & 4NQ' z * $N6If you want to save harddrive space)  ( 6If you chose not to install the videos on your harddrive, but would still like to access them while using CADEST, simply place the CD in your cd-rom drive (and exit after the logo auto-runs) and CADEST will run the videos directly from the CD.)z  & 4N],  1 &  /HMisc_When can I expect to be fully proficentU+ s * $V6When can I expect to be fully proficent@  * $,6The Learning Curve0s ) 6All software has a learning curve and CADEST is no different.Great pains have been taken to minimize this length of time by providing free tech support, video tutorials, example jobs and this help file. Classes and instruction are available but rarely needed.)  & 4NV,b* $X6You should already know how to estimate. u@) 6CADEST is a tool. In the hands of a person that already knows how to estimate, it is a really powerful one. A complebu@ te novice can learn to use the system but will have to spend alot more time learning to estimate also.)b@& 4NY/u@@* $^6You should already know how to use formulasU,@LC) Y6CADEST is very formula driven. That's because it corrolates what you draw with how much to order. The only way to do this in a efficent and flexible manner is to use formulas. If you use Excel or any other spreadsheet, chances are you are very farmiliar with using formulas. The formulas are easier in CADEST than in Excel because CADEST does not use "cell references" as variables. The variables have simple names like LF (for linear feet) or SF (for square feet) etc. and the values of these variables are filled in by what you draw on the blueprint.)@uC& 4NQ'LCC* $N6So how long should it take to learnuCF- (6CADEST has users that purchased the program on a Friday and turned out takeoffs over the weekend for Monday morning. This is really rare. But these people knew excatly why they purchased it. They have had lots of experence with other programs and have waited years to find a visual estimating system.If you understand how to estimate, know how to use formulas and know how to use a Windows based computer it should take you no more than 2 weeks to get up to speed. That does not mean you'll understand every part of the program but that you'll understand the parts you need to get your job done.The hardest part is understanding how what you draw is linked to the assembly you wish to update. That's the most powerful aspect of the program.)CG& 4N@FHG* $,6What is the AnswerGH( -6The answer is DON'T KNOCK YOURSELF OUT ! As soon as you don't understand any part of the program you need to get your work done, CALL TECH SUPPORT.)HG/H& 4NQ HH1b H‰Misc Compiling Multiple Takeoffs?/HH* $*6Compiling By ListIHI* $>6What is Compiling By List ?*H2K3 46Compile by list is a powerful feature. It Lets you combineany takeoff in the job with any other takeoff in the job. Youcan also multiply the quanties in each takeoff as it is broughtin.You first create a list of the takeoffs you want to compile.This can be done by typing in the names of the takeoffsas described in the following section or by selecting thetakeoffs you want with a wizard.The resulting list can simply be re-compiled by selectingthe command again and not using the wizard.)I[K& 4NQ'2KK* $N6Creating a Compile by List ManuallyH[K5OA P6Start by adding a new Takeoff to the job. ( Right-click on thetakeoffs menu and select ADD TAKEOFF.)Let's say you want this new Takeoff to be a combination of four Takeoffs that already exist in the job. These Takeoffs are FIRST FLOOR WALLS, SECOND FLOOR DECK, SECOND FLOOR WALLS, and ROOF.In the Assembly column starting on the first line type:>FIRST FLOOR WALLSIn the Assembly column starting on the second line type:>SECOND FLOOR DECKAnd so on until you have the following list on the first four lines of the Takeoff:>FIRST FLOOR WALLS>SECOND FLOOR DECK>SECOND FLOOR WALLS>ROOFThe ">" symbol preceding each entry tells CadEstimator that these are the Takeoffs you want loaded into this multiple Takeoff.Use the menu command: COMPILE \ COMPILE BY LIST and the finished Takeoff appears under the "compile list".)K^O& 4N85OO3 6 6"=^O߀, &#6Takeoffs loaded this way retain all their graphics and picturO߀/Hes and can still be edited by changing the graphics. A better way to do this is to edit the source list and recompile instead.Note: Takeoffs that are compiled in this way can be loaded into other Takeoffs.)O& 4NI߀Q* $>6Updating a Multiple TakeoffuGƂ. *6If any of the source Takeoffs change, you need to use the Compile by list command again to update the Takeoff. After compiling you could also remove the compile list from the top of the Takeoff so that the Takeoff becomes just like any other standard Takeoff. (Only if all the loaded Takeoffs were multiplied times 1.))Q& 4NN$Ƃ=* $H6Multiplying Takeoffs by a Number^ƃ+ &6䲀 Multiplying Takeoffs by a number can be quite useful in a number of different situations.)=& 4NBƃ1* $06в Multi Unit Dwellings;ÇW |w6䲀 For example: estimating apartment buildings. You have two buildings. The first one is building type 1 and the second is building type 2. Each type of building has three kinds of floor plans called a-unit, b-unit and c-unit. Each building type has a different number of these units in it.Building type 1>a-unit4>b-unit6>c-unit3Building type 2>a-unit5>b-unit4>c-unit2Then these takeoffs can be loaded into another takeoff to get the total of all both buildings.BOTH BUILDINGS>building type 11>building type 21If you had to make a change in any of the units a b or c, edit that takeoff and then re-compile building type 1 and building type 2. Then recompile BOTH BUILDINGS. CadEstimator does not automatically update a multiple takeoff when changes are made to the source takeoffs.)1& 4NM#Ç9* $F6в Over or under ordering material`/1 0_6䲀 You could for example, order 5% less material by multiplying a list by .95 or add 10% to the material by multiplying a list by 1.1. Notes:After compiling the Takeoff, it can be saved like any other Takeoff. You can also compile it further with the Itemized List or Total Each Material command.)9‰& 4NG 1& یGetPicture_Image_Types>‰G* $(6Imaging Hardwarek> - (}6Even though its a lot easier to use CAD files to acquire blueprint images, Some times you may have to scan blueprints with some sort of imaging device to have images to work with.CadEstimator works well with any image, no matter what the source. It also works well with large images from blueprint scannersCadEstimator works internally with BMP graphic files. This is because BMP files are the fastest to load and display. However it can acquire images from PCX, JPG, TIF and AutoCad DWG/DXF/DWF (vector CAD) and convert them to BMP images for use with the program.)Gی& 4NH#1/ #Misc_Who can use cadest@یc* $,6Who can use CADEST#F) u6CADEST can be used many different ways. You don't have to use every feature, just the ones you need. Here are some examples of its use for Builders, Remodelers, Suppliers and Trades.)co& 4NTF. ,v:l Generate the entire budget for a single family home complete with all takeoffswIoh. ,v:l Create an Estimate for a project without doing any material takeoffb4ʏ. ,hv:l Just do a framing takeoff (or any other trade)i;h?. ,vv:l Geneʏ?یrate Purchase Orders that print on your own formsg9ʏ. ,rv:l Track employee labor for different aspects of a jobqC?. ,v:l Look in a Purchase Order and show material placement visuallyoA. ,v:l Create bill of materials that a supplier can fill in pricesY+. ,Vv:l Track different suppliers price files/ ,v:l Create "Scope of work" documents that detail what will be done without actually showing how the total price was arrived at.vH. ,v:l Import your companys' SKU files to update takeoffs with new prices|N. ,v:l Give people in the field visual takeoffs that show placement of material^0. ,`v:l Create HTML estimates that show red-lining\+;1ԅ ;eMisc_Why learn a material estimating systemT** $T6Why learn a material estimating system3 ;* $6Speedg?)( ~6Time is money. You can easily do takeoffs 2-3 times faster.)R& 4N6 )* $6AccuracyRa) a6Accuracy is money also. Stop mis-ordering and throwing away material. Minimize extra ordering of material that was not originaly shipped, which is also very time consuming.)& 4N:a* $ 6Organizationy) 6Keep all your estimating in one place. Know where everything is at all times. Your takeoffs are also a valuable project management tool.)& 4N]3y* $f6You are going to have to do it eventully anyway) 6You know the computer is the best place to keep your estimating and you know that to stay competive you need the most advanced tools. You only have to learn CADEST once. It is powerful enough for the biggest job you'll ever have to do.)@& 4NL"* $D6It's only going to get better.@<( 6Computers are only going to get faster and Digital Cameras are only going to get better. Digital Imaging is the future of estimating.)e& 4N?<18/ N Misc_zipdrives8e* $6Zip DrivesqJM' 6You can run jobs directly from zip drives or any other removable media.)v& 4N8M* $6Advantagesg9v. ,rv:l Extremely easy to move jobs to different computers.\.q. ,\v:l Easy organization, one job per zip disk.P". ,Dv:l You can take your work home.;q* $"6Disadvantages_1[. ,bv:l Zip drives are slower than your hard drive.e. ,v:l By not having all your jobs in one place, you can't easily search through them for information.F[4. ,0v:l They can get lost.z. ,v:l CadEstimators Backup and Restore commands make it almost as easy to transport jobs back and forth between computers.@4* $,6The tricky part...xQ' 6Because CadEstimator is Copy Protected it will not run on any removable media.)& 4N; * $"6в The solution: eq* $6䲀 In order to run CadEstimator on a zip drive you must have it already completely installed on your hard drive.) & 4NS)#* $R6Step by Step instructions for WIN 3.1_4+ &hv:l1 Install CadEstimator to your hard drive first.W#+ &v:l2 Using the File Manager, copy your entire CadEstimator directory to the zip drive., &9v:l3 Make a copy of your CadEstimator icon by holding down the CTRL key and dragging the icon to a different location. You will now have 2 identical icons.v+ &v:l4 Highlight your new icon, hold down the ALT key and press ENTER. This bring up Windows Program Item Properties dialog box.X+ &v:l5 Set the Working Directory to point to the CadEstimator directory on the zip drive.Xv|+ &v:l6 That's it. Now one icon runs it on your machine and one runs it off the zip drive.Y/* $^6Step by Step instructions for Windows 95/98|, &av:l1 Install CadEstimator to your hard drive first. Do not let 95/98 install it to the programs group in the Windows folder. Install it to its own directory on the hard drive.b, & v:l2 Do not create any shortcuts to the program to your desk top. If you already have, then delete them. Be sure to delete them all._+ &v:l3 Copy the CadEstimator folder from your hard drive to the root directory of the zip drive.nb+ &v:l4 Double click on My Computer and find the directory that CadEstimator is installed in on your hard drive., &v:l5 Find the File CadEst.exe in that directory. If you can't read the file extensions click on VIEW/OPTIONS in the folder's window, click on the VIEW tab and un-check the box that says "Hide MS DOS file extenstions".J , &'v:l6 With the right mouse button drag the file CADEST.EXE on the the desktop and release. A menu of options comes up. Select CREATE SHORTCUT HERE.^ + &v:l7 You now have an icon on your desk top that points to your original copy of CadEstimator.b7J 5 + &nv:l8 Right Click on that icon and click on PROPERTIES.K  + &@v:l9 Click on the tab SHORTCUT.R'5  + &Nv:l10 Find the box that says START IN.\ Y + &v:l11 Set START IN to the directory on your zip drive that you have copied CadEstimator to.6  * $6ProblemsN$Y  * $H6в If you have trouble in Win 95/98H % + $;6䲀 Windows 95/98 has a habit of doing what it thinks you want and not what it's told. If you find after doing this that it is still not pointing to your zip drive, you should try removing the program completely from the machine, delete all shortcuts and remove it from the start menu.) N & 4NI%  1i ԅ FGetPicture Image quality;N  * $"6Image Quality]2 ;@+ $e6Even low resolution pictures convey much more information at a glance then a 1000 words of text describing a blueprint. Images may take up a lot of space on a computer, but they also impart a lot more information.Sometimes it's not the resolution of an image that makes the difference (in terms of pixels), but the quality of the capture device. Often a picture captured at 320 x 240 exceeds the quality of an image taking up 5 times more space. The idea is to get an image good enough to draw on that does not c ;@N onsume too much of the computer's resources.) d@& 4N6 ;@@* $6Lighting d@A) 6Lighting a blueprint evenly is very important. If you are using a digital camera with a flash, use its zoom at its highest magnification when framing the image, this will prevent the flash from making a "hot" spot in the center of the picture.)@A& 4N6 AB* $6Flatnessi@AC) 6Blueprints should be flat when their images are captured. Wrinkled and folded prints will not produce the highest quality images. Avoid using glass to hold them flat because of reflections. It is best to have some sort of setup to take your pictures, either a copy stand or a bulletin board to pin the blueprints to.)BC& 4N5 CC* $6Zoom in\CcD' 6Zoom in as tight as you can on an image. This gives you the maximum amount of resolution.)CD& 4N8cDD* $6ResolutionDF* "Y6Generally the higher the resolution the better, but very large graphic images can really slow down your computer system. Lower resolution pictures work just fine for accurate material estimating. The idea is to get an image good enough to draw on that does not consume too much of the computer's resources. 256 color pictures for example use 1/3 the amount of disk space as 24 bit pictures but show blueprints just as well.)DF& 4NKFG1  !GGraphicsToolbox_qty_on_off8FFG* $6Qty on/offS)GG* $R6Turning Lines in a Takeoff on and off%FGH* "6Checking the QTY ON/OFF box allows you to double click on any line in the takeoff to turn it off or on.Turning off a line means it will not be included in the material list. You can use this feature to have menus of items under a single assembly.)GH& 4N6HI' 6For Example:)HFI& 4NIMK3 46ASSEMBLY QTY DESCRIPTION COMMENT --------------------------------------------------------8' WALLS 300 LF 2X4 PLATE 100 2X4 8 STUDS 1/2 CDX 4X8 SHEATHING 25 3/8 CDX 4X8 SHEATHING 1/2 SHEETROCK 4X8 INT FINISH 25 3/8 SHEETROCK 4X8 INT FINISHFIBL( 6The above example has 3/8 sheathing and 3/8 sheetrock turned on but the 1/2 sheathing and sheetrock turned off. After double clicking on the line with the 1/2 cdx 4x8 the takeoff would look like this:)MKkL& 4NBLjN3 46ASSEMBLY QTY MATERIAL COMMENT-------------------------------------------------------8' WALLS 300 LF 2X4 PLATE 100 2X4 8 STUDS --> 25 1/2 CDX 4X8 SHEATHING 25 3/8 CDX 4X8 SHEATHING 1/2 SHEETROCK 4X8 INT FINISH 25 3/8 SHEETROCK 4X8 INT FINISH[kLN' 6Then double clicking on the line with the 3/8 cdx 4x8 would leave the takeoff like this:)jNO& 4NN"3 46ASSEMBLY QTY MATERIAL COMMENT --------------------------------------------------------8' WALLS 300 LF 2X4 PLATE O"F 100 2X4 8 STUDS 25 1/2 CDX 4X8 SHEATHING --> 3/8 CDX 4X8 SHEATHING 1/2 SHEETROCK 4X8 INT FINISH 25 3/8 SHEETROCK 4X8 INT FINISHFOh( =6This allows you to quickly change the parameters of a takeoff. You can change grades of wood, dimensions or type of material by leaving material in or out of the takeoff. This makes doing a takeoff more like a multiple choice test. Each line becomes an option you can turn on or off.)"& 4NJhۂ1= jۂΌTakeoff Instantassemblies@* $,6Instant AssembliesGۂb* $:6The Instant Assembly Form83 6 6"ba( ?6Instant Assemblies are a special set of templates that exist in the Job called INSTANT DATABASE. The can be edited by moving to that job and making changes.)& 4N=aDŽ* $&6Click to Search( o6The click to search menu at the top left consists of the DOS filenames of the takeoffs available in the instant database. Select which takeoff you want to search by clicking on it.)DŽυ& 4N> * $(6Selected Entriesυ( 6The selected entries is a list of the assemblies in the takeoff you clicked on. Click on any assembly to see what it contains.) ߆& 4N2* $6ExitK$߆\' H6Exit the Instant Assembly Window.)& 4N<\* $$6Paste AssemblyX1' b6Paste the selected Assembly into your takeoff.)B& 4NA* $.6Paste As AssembliesBk+ ${6Paste the selected Assembly into your takeoff, but give each sub-assembly the same Assembly name.This is useful for example with doors. The name of an Assembly could be INTERIOR HOLLOW CORE DOORS and have sub-assemblies that are different size doors. With this command all the different size doors could have their own assembly in your takeoff. This would allow you to draw the location of each door on the image independent of each other.)& 4NK!kߊ* $B6MORE ABOUT INSTANT ASSEMBLIES- (36You can edit the INSTANT DATABASE just as if it were any other job. Here are some things to keep in mind.Keep the names of the takeoffs so that they are understandable, you only have 8 characters to describe each takeoff.Don't repeat Assembly titles, its too confusing when you are searching the selected entries. Group similar items under one assembly and use the PASTE AS ASSEMBLIES command instead.)ߊΌ& 4N: 1! Estimates;ΌC* $"6Shortcut Keys*m' 6)C& 4NBm[ 6F1Open help file. Help is context sensitiveF2Edit the location at the cursor in the takeoff, ESC to cancel editingF3(shift)Set what to search for.F3Find next occurrence of characters to search forF4Find previous occurrence of characters to search forF5Get a PictureF6Compile Itemized ListF7Compile Totals ListF8 (Ctrl)Edit price fileF8Update PricesF9Invoke the Formula WizardF11 Copy Sort Value of current lineF11(Ctrl) Paste Sort Value to current lineF12 Play Video TuΌtorial (if install to hard drive)INSERTInsert a blank line at the cursorDELETEDelete a blank line at the cursor"Use in Material column to duplicate contents of Assembly column.' Repeat text from above) & 4NER10 j~R=Takeoffs_Quick_Facts6 * $6TakeoffsHR* $<6Quick Facts about Takeoffs]/-. ,^v:l Only one Takeoff can be viewed at a time.yK. ,v:l Each Takeoff appears in the Index menu at the top left of the screen.-/ ,v:l Each Takeoffs can be any length, thousands of lines long in fact. But it is advisable to break jobs up into smaller Takeoffs so they are more manageable. Takeoffs can be combined and merged into larger Takeoffs at any time.Z+/ .Vv:l Takeoffs can be renamed at any time.FZ* $86How Takeoffs Are CreatedT-' Z6There are 2 ways a Takeoff can be created.)Z& 4Ng9>. ,rv:l Right click on the Takeoff index and select ADD NEWh:. ,tv:l Right click on the Takeoff index and select SAVE AS.K!>* $B6What does a Takeoff contain ?) 6Takeoffs are a collection of individual Assemblies, each taking-off a particular aspect of the material list. Each Assembly may have a picture attached that allows it to pass values to all the sub assemblies in that Assembly.)(& 4NV,~* $X6в The Following Example shows 4 Assemblies8(3 6 6"m>~#/ ,}6The 4 Assemblies.8' Ext walls8' Int wallsExt headersInt headersAll entries between Assemblies can be considered sub-assemblies. Each line in an Assembly can have formulas that are updated by a common value. (Either by graphics you draw on a picture or a manual value you type in at the bottom of the screen.))L& 4NyR#' 6You can use the arrow keys to move around the screen and begin typing anywhere.)L& 4NO=0 0>6gTShortcut Keys in Takeoffs@}1 }]Source TakeoffsI=* $>6All Assemblies - No sortingnF}4( 6Prints out the assemblies in the order they appear in the takeoff.)]& 4N= 41MPrint Prices:]* $ 6Print PricesP)$' R6You can suppress all price information)M& 4N?$1OPIcture Report=M* $&6Visual Contract].&/ ,]6Prints out the assemblies in the order they appear in the takeoff. All Priceinformation is suppressed.This is the report to include with your owncontract documents. It shows scope ofwork and red-lining together. It takes a lotof gray area out of the contract by providingvisual documentation.)O& 4NI&1jStart At Current TakeoffFO* $86Start At Current Takeoff* "6Instead of starting the batch job at the firsttakeoff, start from your current location.Could be useful if printing is interrupted.)& 4N7 1 Cancel 4 @* $6Cancel= }' ,6Exit Batch Printing)@& 4NE}1Batch Print Takeoffs3 * $6Print>\' .6Batch Print takeoffs)& 4NO\1Print By Setup of Each TakeoffL" * $D6Print By Setup of Each Takeoff* "+6When this box is checked, batch printing uses thesetting of each individual takeoff. Use the Edit buttonto change printing options for takeoffs.) & 4NAI1,I4Group by Takeoff?* $*6Group By TakeoffsuMI( 6Print out all the options for each takeoffbefore processing next takeoff.)&& 4N . *o6For example they would print in this orderTAKEOFF1 SOURCE,TAKEOFF1 COMPILEDTAKEOFF1 ALL PICTURES AND TEXTTAKEOFF2 SOURCE,TAKEOFF2 COMPILEDTAKEOFF2 ALL PICTURES AND TEXT)&4& 4NB v1vLCompiled Takeoffs?4* $*6Total of MaterialnEv#) "6Remove Assembly and Comment columnssort and combine like entries)L& 4N@#1(tGroup by Option=L* $&6Group By OptionvM?) "6Print out all the takeoffs for each optionbefore processing next option.)h& 4N?K. *k6For example they would print in this orderTAKEOFF1 SOURCETAKEOFF2 SOURCETAKEOFF1 COMPILEDTAKEOFF2 COMPILEDTAKEOFF1 ALL PICTURES AND TEXTTAKEOFF2 ALL PICTURES AND TEXT)ht& 4N8K1  Batch 1;t* $"6Itemized ListpGW ) "6Keep Assembly and Comment informationsort and combine like entries) & 4NEW  1  Pause for ClickbooksB  * $06Pause For ClickbookslC s ) "6check this box if you need pause beforeprinting to Clickbooks.)  & 4NEs  1+  One Picture Per PageB # * $06One Picture Per Page{S  ( 6Print a picture with the assembly informationone picture and assembly per page.)#  & 4NK  1K!  Only Print Current TakeoffH Z * $<6Only Print Current Takeoffg  ( 6Instead of batch printing the entire job, justprint out the current takeoff with the batch options.)Z  & 4ND V 1v"V All Pictures & Text:  * $ 6Trade ReportV - (6Prints out the assemblies in the order they appear in the takeoff. Any assemblythat has graphics will have a thumbnailimage with red-lining drawn on it. This isespecially useful for showing placementof material) & 4NW0' `6You can adjust the size of these pictures in:)@& 4NH0 006aCadEstimator SetupH@1J#@aDMisc_Cadestimator_setup4@0 086"0@@P@* $,6CadEstimator Setup7 @@* $6Printouts8P@@3 6 6"-@@* $6O7 @#A* $6''Reports8@[A3 6 6"-#AA* $6O4 [AA* $6Images8AA3 6 6"-A!B* $6O6 AWB* $6Takeoffs8!BB3 6 6" -WBB* $6O5 BB* $6Cloning8B)C3 6 6" -BVC* $6O7 )CC* $6CostBooks8VCC3 6 6" -CC* $6O7 C)D* $6Templates8CaD3 6 6" ?)DD1$DDDEBatch Printing4aDD0 086"0<DE* $$6Batch Printing4DDE0 0(6" DEE1%EGCAD Preview Picture=DEE* $&6Preview PictureEG4 6m6The image on the entire screenis what will be imported. Youcan Right Click anywhere on thepicture to bring up a menu of commands.Tip: When scaling a picture you can'tquite get to the edge with the fine tuning.leave a little room around the edges of thepicture if this becomes an issue.Tip: if you load a CAD file and it is all WHITEit may be because you are ZOOMED in to far.Right click on the image and select ZOOM EXTENTS)EG& 4NAGH1&HIExit CAD Drawing>GWH* $(6Exit CAD drawing'H~I1 06Only use this button when youare done with a CAD drawing.Don't use this button if you aregoing to get more images out ofthe currently loaded drawing.Because once you exit, youhave to load the drawing againto get more pictures from it.)WHI& 4N8~II1'I`LSAVE AS5 IJ* $6Save AS#I7L; D6Create a high resolution bitmap filefrom the current view.The resolution of the finished image isdependant on the screen size. It's4 times the screen width and 4 timesthe screen height. For examplea screen rez of 1024 x 768 wouldcreate a bitmap 4096 x 3072If CAD files seem to work but whenyou get back to the plan room thepictures are all blank. Check yourscreen resolution. The width mustbe divisible by 32typical settings that work:1024 x 7681280 x 9601600 x 1200)J`L& 4N87LL1(L6NSAVE AS@`LL* $,6Volo View CAD MENU5L N. *6The right click menu lists all the commands availableto you through the Volo View ActiveX control.If you can't find the pictures you are searching for ina CAD drawing, check under "Layouts" for otherpossible views. CAD files can contain multipe pictures.)L6N& 4NI NN1R)NOTakeoff_Graphics_Toolbox@6NN* $,6Red-Lining On/OffvN_O* $6Turn the picture on and off. This allows you to easily see and edit all the new information in the takeoff index)NO& 4NI_OO1*OuTakeoff_Graphics_Toolbox=O* $&6MagnOOifing Glass2OL, & 6Same as it was before. Just its location has be changed. This way it is part of a similar group.it changes the size of the picture on screenThe icon to the left turns the picture on and offand the icon to the right changes which picture will be displayed.)u& 4NIL11+Takeoff_Graphics_Toolbox7 u* $6Plan Room?4* $*6Plan Room Old Way* " 6You clicked on the PLANS button when you wanted to change pictures.and then double clicked on the new picture you wanted to use.)4 & 4N?K* $*6Plan Room New Wayi 5 86You can still use it the old way, i.e. click on the plan buttonbut you can also do the following:drag the button across the picture and as you move up and down each blueprint image is displayed. When you see the one you want, simply release the button.one drag & drop has replaced a single click and a dlb-click plus time to move back and forth from the planroom. A real time saver.Being able to change pictures easily makes other new features work better.For example; the new drag & paste graphics / drag & paste assembly / drag & navigate. all become easier to work with because of this improvement.)K& 4N?Q0 06?+Plan Room,}( 6)Q& 4N: }1e~؇,HRoom_Plan40 086"04H0 0$6"I1'-oTakeoff_Graphics_ToolboxHHه* $<6Drag & Drop Paste Graphicsm?F. *6When you drag this icon across your blueprint, any graphics that have already been drawn on that same picture (from anywhere in the job) highlights as you pass the mouse over them. Simply Drop the mouse when the correct graphicis visible and that graphic is pasted into the current assembly(updating all math))هo& 4NIF1.4 Takeoff_Graphics_Toolbox4o0 086"0H4* $<6Drag & Drop Paste AssemblyDH ^ 6When you drag this icon across your blueprint, any graphics that have already been drawn on that same picture (from anywhere in the job) highlights as you pass the mouse over them.Simply Drop the mouse when the correct graphic is visible and the assembly associated with the graphicis pasted into the takeoff.You can load LIBRARIES of assemblies that can be accessedin the takeoffs and pasted in simply by dragging a mouse overa picture of it.If you give a library to another cadest user, they can use thegraphics on the picture to understand what the assembly is for.These takeoffs should be disabled (by dlb clicking on their COST column) and are not intended to be part of the job. They are held in the job so their assemblies can be pasted graphically in other takeoffs that are part of the job.They can be included in the job and used as a way to bring in takeoffs thatalready have all the values filled in. because the picture can be scaled at any time this feature mightalso be used to change the size of the item being brought in. Forexample: if you had a takeoff of a garage drawn on a picture scaled to 20 x 30.You could bring it in with the picture, rescale the picture to 30 x 40 andrescale the takeoff.IMPORTANTMAKE UNIQUE PICTURE NAMES THAT CAN'T INTERFERE WITH FUTURE PICTURE NAMES YOU'LL BE USING)4 & 4N oIU1%/U1Takeoff_Graphics_ToolboxD * $46Drag & Drop Navigationo;U4 6w6When you drag this icon across your blueprint, any graphics thathave already been drawn on that same picture (from anywhere in the job)highlights as you pass the mouse over them.Simply Drop the mouse when the correct graphic is visible to jump to that location in the job.For example you can't remember which takeoff a special column was estimated in. You can just navigate to it by pointing to it on the picture.And the cursor is placed on that assembly.This command automatically save any changes in the current takeoff before moving to the other takeoff)1& 4NIz10zOTakeoff_Graphics_ToolboxP&1* $L6Move thru assemblies with graphics\4z&( h6Jumps directly to assemblies that have graphics.)O& 4NI&11Takeoff_Graphics_ToolboxEO* $66Scale Room Improvements> J6you can now scale a picture with as little as 2 pointsand also able to fill in missing value from height or widthwhen only one is known.You still have to drag the red lines onto the picture even ifyou don't intend to use them to scale with.The 2 Point method:After the red lines are on the picture click on two point in thepicture that have a known distance between them. These pointscan be at any angle or distance. When you click on the secondpoint you'll be asked to accept the new scale values for the heightand width boxes on the screenThe missing dimension method:After the red lines are on the picture:when you only have one horizontal or vertical measurement availableyou can solve the missing value filled in by clicking on either the HEIGHTor WIDTH labels depending on which needs to be solved for. This commandfilles in the value between the red lines you drew, so it is best to place thoselines where the resulting measurement will make sense.)& 4NIb1~2bTakeoff_Graphics_Toolbox=* $&6Joist Fill ToolKb0 086"Fill an area with Joist)& 4N , &6The joist fill tool fills a polygon with joist. The joist are always drawn perpendicular to the first line drawn. This tool is great for hip roofs when used with the FormulaWizard pitch settings.)2& 4Ne1 4 8b6GZ}What Variables do the graphic tools update?H21+J 3Takeoff_Graphic_ToolboxG&* $:6Graphic Toolbox VariablesQ'w* $N6What are Graphic Toolbox Variables?%&- (6When you draw graphics on a blueprint in Cadestimator it updatesthe variables used in the assemblies. Some tools update only asingle variable (the dot tool) and other update many variables.Here is a list of what variables each tool updates.)w& 4NG 0 006"The Perimeter Tool.)5& 4N! b/ ,6This tool allows you to draw lines one after another around a perimeter. If the perimeter is closed then an AREA is created. After selecting this tool click and release on the starting point, then click and release on allfollowing points. To close an area click on the first point (a bell will sound)and a dot will appear near the top of the area. If this dot is deleted with thedelete tool the square feet5b will not be added to the AREA variable.This tool adds to the following variables:)5& 4NAb0 .#6 LF Linear feet. QTY Number of lines.If HEIGHT is > 0 WallArea Linear feet x HEIGHTIf perimeter closed Area Square feetIf closed and HEIGHT >0 Cubic Ft Square feet x HEIGHTA 0 0$6"The Box Tool.)6& 4N F* "6This Tool draws boxes and rectangles on the image. Click and Release on the starting point of one corner of the box, move the cursor to the opposite diagonal and click to draw the boxThis tool adds to the following variables:)6o& 4NxF2 26 LF Linear feet. QTY Number of boxes drawn. Area Square feet TOP LF of top of box SIDE LF of 1 side of boxIf HEIGHT is > 0 Wall Area Linear feet x HEIGHTIf HEIGHT is > 0 Cubic Ft Area x HEIGHTAoZ0 0$6"The Line Tool)& 4NZ* "6This tool allows you to draw lines by specifying each line's start and end point. After selecting this tool click and release on the starting point, then click and release on the end point.This tool adds to the following variables:)& 4N- (E6 LF Linear feet. QTY Number of lines drawn.If HEIGHT > 0 Wall Area Linear feet x HEIGHTD0 0*6"The Circle Tool.)& 4N  * "6This tool allows you to draw circles. After selecting this tool click and release on the center of the circle, then click and release when the circle reaches the proper diameter.This tool adds to the following variables:)2 & 4N/ a / ,6 LF Circumference QTY Number of circles drawn. Area Square feetIf HEIGHT > 0 Wall Area Linear feet x HEIGHTIf HEIGHT > 0 Cubic Ft Square feet x HEIGHTD2  0 0*6"The Joist Tools.)a  & 4N;   . *6The Vertical and Horizontal joist Tools are similar to the Box tool but draw joist instead of a box. The diagonal joist tool requires you to select three points. The first two define the "band" that could cap the ends of the joist. The third point defines the length of the joist (As measured from the 2nd point ). This Tool does not adjust the spacing of the joist to true centers if the band is not perpendicular to the joist. The number of joist is calculated by how many centers divide into the run of the band.The spacing of the joist is set by the "OC box at the bottom of the screen when the joists are drawn. Different joist spacing can be drawn on the same picture because spacing can be set before each graphic is drawn.This tool adds to the following variables:) 2& 4Ni9 0 .s6 LF Linear feet ( of joist ) QTY Number of boxes drawn ( not per joist ) Area Square feetIf HEIGHT is > 0 Wall Area Linear feet x HEIGHTIf HEIGHT is > 0 Cubic Ft Area x HEIGHT2w@( Q6Note: There is a setting in the Formula Wizard that allows yw@ou to get a complete list of lengths for all graphics drawn. See the Formula Wizard for more information.)@& 4NGw@@0 006"The Joist Fill Tool)@A& 4N#@3B* "6The joist fill tool fills a polygon with joist. The joist are always drawn perpendicular to the first line drawn. This tool is great for hip roofs when used with the Formula Wizard pitch settings.The joist tools adds to the following variables:)A\B& 4NM3BC0 .;6 LF Linear feet (of joist) QTY Number of sets drawn (not per joist) Area Square feetIf HEIGHT > 0 Wall Area Linear feet x HEIGHTIf HEIGHT > 0 Cubic Ft Area x HEIGHTz\BJD' 6Note: There is a setting in the Formula Wizard that allows you to get a complete list of lengths for all graphics drawn)CsD& 4NAJDD0 0$6"The Dot Tool.)sDD& 4NDE* "6The Dot Tool allows you to place a Dot on the image to specify the location of some point.This tool adds to the following variable:)DE& 4NKEF, (>6 QTYNumber of Dots drawn.EI1 0?6The Dot Tool has a special Feature. When it is accessed, a button appears on the picture. Click the button to change how the Dot Tool draws dots."o" Just draws a dot."R" Draws RH (for right hand) at the dots location."L" Draws LH (for left hand) at the dots location. The "R" and "L" settings are used in conjunction with the (RHLH) variable. If this variable is used anywhere on a line in the takeoff, it is an instruction to the report engine to separate that line into right and left hand entries. This is most useful when taking off doors, because only one line is needed in the takeoff to describe both right and left hand of the same doors sizes. This variable shows up as a * in the text.For doors its also useful to place this variable in the Assembly column with the door size and use just a "in the Material column. (This copies whatever is in the Assembly column into the Material column to save typing).)FI& 4NIJ( 6Note: The Dot tool can put any symbol you can create on a picture. You have to have the style set to TEXTURES and have a symbol selected.)IJ& 4NCJK0 0(6"The Erase Tool.)JEK& 4N5 KzL+ $6Use the Erase Tool to delete any graphic from the picture. Simply position the cursor over the graphic and click. There is no UN-delete command. The graphic must be re drawn to reinstate it. This Tool affects all the variables of any graphic object it erases.)EKL& 4NFzLL0 0.6"The Neighbor Tool.)LM& 4N(L:N* "6This tool displays all graphics drawn on the same picture in the Takeoff. Each set of graphics is drawn in a different color. Very useful to check if you have already estimated a particular area.This tool does not affect the output of the graphics. )McN& 4N4 :NN* $6Height&cNɁ( 6The Height Box allows you to set the height of lines drawn on a picture. This has the effect of "extruding" the graphics upward. It also creates variables that you can use in formulas. For example: WA equals Wall Area. If you draw a line 100 ft long and the Height Box is set to 10' then the variable WA returns the valuNɁe of 1000 ( 100 x 10 ). When Height is used, any graphics that produce area can also produce cubic ft. For Example: If a 10 foot by 10 foot box is drawn with a height of 8 ft then the variable CF (Cubic Feet) will return the value 800 ( 10x10x8). The Height Box affects all graphics Drawn on the page and updates all math based on its current setting. See the note following the next paragraph about entering metric values into the Height Box.)N& 4N7 Ɂ)* $6Inches Oc-+ $6The Inches OC option box sets the spacing of joist drawn on the picture. It also sets the value of the variable (OC) which can be used in formulas for calculating the quantity of material. It updates all math using the OC variable based on its current setting.Note: In order to specify meters in the Height or Inches oc box, follow the number you enter with an M for meters. (You must do this even if the settings in the open estimate form are set to display metric.)))V& 4NS)-* $R6в About the Height and Inch Oc commandsVr* "?6Both of these command act immediatly on the graphics on the screen. Height affects all graphics except the Dot tool.Inches OC affect the spacing of joist.)& 4NHr1.4Ɇcadestv5_assemblyscrollI,* $>6Scrolling in the assembliestL( 6This new version allows you to drag the scrollbutton to view assemblies.),Ɇ& 4NG15cadestv5_categorytitleHɆX* $<6Drag & Drop Category Title.6 :6Generally Category titles are place markersYou don't usually want to put any information in thembecause it will not show up any in the reports.Its main use is to act as a totaler for a group of takeoffs.Other usesIn the compile menu you can compile the category'ssub parts into a single takeoff (residing in the category titlemarker). this takeoff can be printed. Because contents of category titles do not show up in reports,there is no conflict about having the information in 2 places)X& 4NA16Takeoff_column_0N$>* $H6Double Clicking The Assembly Col\Š( 6The Instant assemblies are from the job "INSTANT DATABASE" (the folder name is DATABASE))>& 4NP&Š;* $L6Double click with a cost book openJ7 <'6If you have a cost book upen, Double Clicking on the assembly column searchs the cost book forthat assembly and displays the result.note that when that assembly is found in the costbookyou can choose to "go there" and edit that assemblyin the SOURCE database. Once edited the new contentsof the database can be pasted in the current job.This allows you to keep a database current without having to do double entry (once in the takeoff and once again in the database)Double Clicking disabled by Qty ON/OFFcheck box);& 4NA17lTakeoff_column_0@/* $,6The Comment ColumnC4 66If there is text in the comment column andtext in the description column. The "comment"is considered to "belong" to that item of materiali.e. the comment "travels" with the description whenit is sorted someplace else (in the detailed report)When you have comments without a descriptionThey are considered "Specifications" "Specifications" are printed in the Picture Reportnext to the pictures and graph/CicsDouble Clicking disabled by Qty ON/OFFcheck box.)/l& 4NAC1q8Takeoff_column_0Dl* $46The Description Column, &/6Double Clicking in the Description column opensthe price room at the location of that item in it.Double Clicking disabled by Qty ON/OFFcheck box)& 4NA1B9Takeoff_column_0<Z* $$6The Qty Columnq+ &6Double Clicking on the QTY column opens the Formula Wizard.Double Clicking disabled by Qty ON/OFFcheck box)Z& 4NA`1:`Takeoff_column_0>* $(6The Total Column4 `' 6No Changes)& 4NA<1;<Takeoff_column_0=y* $&6The Unit Column4 <' 6No Changes)y& 4ND1<zTakeoff_CompileMenu>X* $(6The Compile Menu>* $(6Compile CategoryXQ4 66Use this command to load all the takeoffsunder the current Category title INTO the Category title.Because Category titles do not show their contents inany of the reports this is an easy place to store the resultsit can also be printed out.Note: Changing any of the sub categories does not automaticallyupdate the category total. you have to use this command againto update it.)z& 4NBQ1=fcadestv5_costbook7 z* $6Cost bookJ=4 6-6Drag an entire takeoff from a different job into the current one.This is useful for keeping libraries of parts you need availableevery once in a while.Any Job can be a source of "Templates" If you are dragging from the Instant Database, all graphics andpictures of sections you have created are loaded in and ready tobe used to paste assemblies in graphically.Be sure to disable these takeoffs and not include them in the job.(dlb click in COST column to turn on/off)Click on this button again to close costbook window.)f& 4ND=1>_cadestv5_costbook_07 f* $6CostbooksU66 :?6Costbooks are a convenient way to paste individual assemblies from other jobs into the current one.Each "Costbook" is simply another job that you want to useassemblies from.When you click on the costbook Icon, the costbook panel pops upin between your list of takeoff and the assemblies in the bottom panel.This panel allows you to search other jobs by keyword and paste theassemblies that match the search criteria.Click on the costbook panel to find out what each item does.Turn off costbooks by clicking on this Icon again.)_& 4ND61f?cadestv5_costbook_0E_* $66Costbooks search string< F6Type the name of what you are searching for.you can use 2 strings seperated by a space torefine your search.Press Enter when done typing or click on the "Search" button.When you double-click on the assembly column this search string is loaded with the text in the assembly column anda search is excuted.Typically this results in finding the item in the database thatwas used to paste the item in. Once this has been found, ifyou want to make changes to that item_ in the database itselfclick on "GO THERE" to load/display/edit the original database.After "Going BACK" you can paste the updated information inyour job by dragging the assembly into either the picture or assembly panel.)& 4ND_1@_cadestv5_costbook_0C* $26Results of the searchR!_1 0C6The title of assemblies that satisfy the search criteriaare displayed here.You can drag from this box and drop the assembly intoeither the Picture or the Assembly panel.If dropped on the Picture, a dot is placed where you drop itand the assembly has that graphc attached to it.)& 4NDa1Aacadestv5_costbook_0H* $<6Show the selected assemblya}+ $S6Shows the select assembly in more detail than just theassembly title. It is formated to show long comments aswell as the descriptions that are part of the assembly)& 4ND}1&Bcadestv5_costbook_0:$* $ 6Start SearchV) "6Click this button to start searching the databasefor the text you typed in above.)$& 4ND1CT cadestv5_costbook_06 F* $6Go There+ 9 @Y6This new feature allows you to jump into the databaseyou are using so you can modify it. When you are doneediting the database use the "Go Back" button to returnto the current job.Items that were just edited in the database are now availableto paste into the current job. This makes it easy to keep anupdated master database. If you "cloned" all your jobs there would be no need for thiscommand. Because all the assemblies you need would alreadybe in place to use.But for certain types of job that are not really alike, this featurelets you just bring into the job the assembies that you need.Without having to wade through lots of assemblies you don'tplan to use.)FT & 4ND+  1D m cadestv5_costbook_05 T  * $6Go BackwO D ( 6Return to the job you were working on before youused the "GO THERE" button.) m & 4NDD  1E  cadestv5_costbook_0L"m  * $D6Adjust Size of database windowd= a ' z6Changes the size of the database panel for easier viewing.)  & 4NDa  1F 9Takeoff_CompileMenu?  * $*6Improved Dot ToolO% \ * $J6You can now add text to a picture 5 86Up until now there was no way to placetext on a picture.The right/left hand dot button that appears on the upper left of the picturewhenever the dot tool is selected,has a new option "Text" .When youdraw dots with it, the text in the assembly'scomment column appears at the dots location.The size of the text can be adjusted in theusing both sliders in the Style Menu)\ 9& 4NI1 Ge@cadestv5_dragdroptakeoffH9* $<6Drag & Drop a New Take-offf6<@0 .m6To add a new takeoff anywhere in the list of takeoffssimply drag this button over the takeoffs and drop it.The new takeoffs name is by default NEW TAKEOFFtype a new name right there where it was created.This command can also be accomplished with the INSER<@9Tkey while the list of takeoffs is in focus.)e@& 4NA<@@1H@BTakeoff_HelpMenu;e@@* $"6The Help MenuI@*A* $>6Under "Other Shortcut Keys"@A, &76DUAL SCREEN MONITOR MODEto use it press Ctrl+DYou can now shift graphics around on a picturePress Ctrl+G to make the control visible on the picture.)*AB& 4N9ASB1KISBeFfilemenu:BB* $ 6The Job MenujSB J6The reports are the final output of any Estimate. They summarize and display all the informationabout the job in a clear concise manner.They are the only place that the total dollaramount of the entire job can be viewed.They are also the only place where all materials are sorted to each accounting code.For example if you estimate the sheetrock during the framing takeoff when you are doing the wallsanyway and set it up so that all the sheetrock wasgoing to appear in a separate takeoff just for sheetrock.Then the Reports are the only printouts that would haveall the sheetrock show up where it was sorted toinstead of the takeoff it was estimated in.Before a report is generated you must decide whichtakeoffs will be included, and if that takeoff will have tax and profit added to it. This is done in the Report Setup form.)KTO& 4N= +OO0 06n\oReports< TOO1f؇π LO ARoom_Report4O 0 086"0O O4OA0 0F6">H 1`Mcadestv5_assemblyscroll@Aɀ* $,6Style ImprovementslxC T6Prior versions of cadestimator where able touse styles, but they were too complicated. Version 5 solves this problem with more dragand drop features.Instead of having to work in the "Style" menu(which is VERY complicated) to get results, yousimply drag the image from here and drop it in the pictureand it automatically sets the style. Each categorypastes a different example. If graphics are alreadydrawn the new style is applied. If no graphics are drawn, a temp graphic is placed there to displaythe style.You can edit the new style to refine it by clickingon the STYLE button.If STYLE is turned off all you see is the simplelines you drew in the takeoff.If STYLE is turned on, any assemblies that use styleare drawn with that style.STYLE ALWAYS TURNS OFF WHEN YOU ZOOMBe sure to turn it on to print if you want styles to show up in Printouts.)ɀ& 4NKx1 NdBTakeoff Picture Prefrences4 0 086"0Dd* $46List of Takeoffs Panel4 0 06"U+d* $V6New functionally in the list of takeoff~1 06In the old version the list of takeoffs was basically just a way to navigate and show direct costs.The new version has a lot of improvements:tab back & forth between assembly and takeoffs panelInsert and rename takeoffs by typing directly on their namedelete a takeoff by backspacing over its title and pressing enter.drag and drop a takeoff from one location to another)Ň& 4NC* $26double click commands\Ň2 26Double clicking on a takeoff shows a list of assemblies in that takeoff.Clicking on them displays them in the assembly panel.Double Clicking in the COST column of any takeoff turns it on or off. You can tell by the small graphic preceeding the takeoffs name. If it is gray the takeoff has been turned off.Double Clicking in the COST column of a category title turns all the sub categories on / offDouble Clicking in the TAX column turns it on or off for that takeoff Double Clicking in the Profit column turns it on or off for that takeoff Tax and profit rates are set in the JOB SETUP menu.)& 4NK! * $B6There are 3 Types of takeoffsj0 .6You can tell what type of takeoff is in this window by the icon that preceeds its name.a short blue bar is a standard takeoffa long blue bar is a category title. a red bar is a sub categorycategory titles should be followed by at least one red "sub category"red sub categories should only follow long blue category titles or other red sub categories.) ͌& 4NY/&* $^6Changing the type of takeoff by drag & drop}I͌4 66If you have a sub category you want to become a standard takeoff drag it and drop it on anotherstandard takeoff. If you have a standard takeoff you want to become a sub category, drag it and drop it on another sub category.Sub categories are created from standard takeoffs when a category title is dropped on itTo Add takeoffs to categories: DROP THEM ON THE SUB CATEGORY INSTEADTo convert a category title to a standard takeoff. Right click on the list and select SAVE AS to create a new copy of the takeoff. The copy shows up as a standard takeoff. Delete the original)&̏& 4Nj@B* $6Note: ThȅB column spacing stays where you set it between usesB̏1)Okcadestv5_costbookCB* $26Drag & Drop Templates{?B< F6Drag an entire takeoff from a different job into the current one.This is useful for keeping libraries of parts you need availableevery once in a while.Any Job can be a source of "Templates" If a job's name begins with "Library", all graphics andpictures of sections you have created are loaded in and ready tobe used to paste assemblies in graphically. WARNINGpictures in jobs used this way must have unique picturenames that won't interfere with your regular names.You can rename a job in the job room (in the estimate menu)This will make it easy to share sections and assemblies becauseyou'll see them graphically grouped logically in the picture.Be sure to disable these takeoffs and not include them in the job.(dlb click in COST column to turn on/off)Click on this button again to close template window.)k& 4NCB1Pcadestv5_totalcost<k* $$6New Total Cost4 6}6In prior versions this only displayed the directcost without tax or profit added.This version displays the total cost includingtax/profit/added%Note When generating reports, by default "sort to" is turned offand the report total will always equal this displayed cost.When "sort to" is enabled the dollar amount can change as itemsare sorted to takeoffs that may have a different tax/profit/add% thanthe takeoff they originate from.)& 4NFK1#QKqEWhat Each Column DoesC* $26What Each Column Does=K* $&6Assembly Column+ $y6When there is an entry in the Assembly column it marks the beginning of a list of material that all belong to that assembly. For example; an assembly for 8' walls may look like this:)& 4N/ ,i6 Assembly Qty Description Comment Unit Total8'Ext Walls 300 lf 2x4 plate 100 2x4 precuts 8 studs 25 1/2 cdx 4x8 sheathing)& 4N\.C. *]6Assemblies mark the start of entries that are updated when graphics are drawn on a picture. Each Assembly can display only one picture. As you draw, the output of this picture can update all sub assemblies. Drawing on a picture passes values to variables that any line in an assembly can use.)l& 4N\,C0 0X6u:Using Variables in the Assembly column8l* $6Qty ColumnDD2 2%6The Qty column is where the real work gets done in CadEstimator. It may contain a value that you type or a formula with variables that is updated as you draw on a picture.For instance, say you have just drawn a 25' by 25' box on a picture that represents the outside walls of a small house. One variable you could use in your formula is LF (this stands for linear feet).The following example shows formulas embedded in the Qty column that automatically estimate the amount of material as you draw on top of the image.)m& 4NDP/ ,i6 Assembly Qty Description Comment Unit Total8'Ext Walls LF*3 lf 2x4 plate LF 2x4 precuts 8 studs LF/4 1/2 cdx 4x8 sheathing)my& 4NBP0 0$6x CeSee Formulas@y * $,6Description Column 3 46It is up to the estimator to make sure that the Material column is correct for the Qty ordered.But...If you want to take full advantage of some of the options available for extending prices, (see the UNIT COLUMN for details), than it's best to put material in the standard format described here.Following this standard format will give your material lists the following abilities:) & 4NPB2 2=v:l You will only have to enter the Unit Price for one linear foot of material and CadEstimator will automatically use that price when you specify a certain length. You don't need different prices for different board lengths. (But you can also use different prices for each length)71 0v:l You can simply enter the board foot price and CadEstimator will automatically figure what dimension lumber is being ordered, account for different lengths, and correctly extend the prices.sB0 0v:l You can simply enter the square foot price of sheet goods and CadEstimator will correctly extend the price.C7* $26в Proper Material EntryB_* $06첀 The dimensions first// ,C6䲀 2x4, 2x8, 3/4 or LF 2x4, LF 2x8, etc.(No spaces in between characters.)2 x 4 won't work for board foot conversions.LF can precede the entry for clarity.)_X& 4N@/* $,6첀 Grade or Type NextV+X+ &V6䲀 Fir, #2, clear, ac, cdx, redwood, etc.)& 4NL"c* $D6첀 The length or sheet size last.t0 .6䲀 10, 12, 4x8, 4x10, etc.(No spaces in between characters.)4 x 8 won't work for sheet goods priced with square foot prices. CadEstimator needs to find the characters "4x8" to know there are 32 square feet in the sheet.)c& 4NO(t' P6Example of correct material notation:) & 4N / ,i6 Assembly Qty Description Comment Unit Total8'Ext Walls 300 lf 2x4 plate 100 2x4 precuts 8 studs 25 1/2 cdx 4x8 sheathing) ! & 4N< ] * $$6Comment ColumnzL!  . *6The Comment column displays what ever is typed there. This details Takeoffs and gives important information to both the estimator and the person using the final material list.One setting in the Formula Wizard uses the Comment column to display qty and lengths of material drawn. See the Formula Wizard for more information.)]  & 4NL L 4 806The Formula Wizard=  * $&6The Unit ColumnL 91 06The Unit column works hand in hand with the Qty and Total columns. In the simplest case the Total column equals the Unit price times the Qty. The contents in the Material column do not affect the total price.But...If the description column is formatted the way CadEstimator can understand it, the following optional ways to extend prices with the Unit column can be used.) b& 4N9r/ ,6 Assembly Qty Description Comment Unit Total8'Ext Walls 300 lf 2x4 plate .95 BF $380 100 2x4 precuts 8 studs .45 LF $360 25 1/2 cdx 4x8 sheathing .75 SF $600)b& 4NZ!rD9 @C6In line #1 of the above example, board footD prices are used to extend LF 2X4 because CadEstimator found the string of characters "2X4" in the description column and the characters "BF" in the Unit column. This entry would have generated an error if "2 x4" was entered.In line #2 of the above example the 2X4 8 is correctly extended using the linar ft price of the material because CadEstimator could find "LF" in the Unit column and the length 8 at the end of the string of characters "2X4 8" in the Material column . A space after the material and before the length allowed CadEstimator to correctly extend the price. This entry would have generated an error if "2x4-8" was entered.In line #3 of the above example the 1/2 cdx 4x8 is correctly extended using the square ft price of the material because CadEstimator could find the string of characters "SF" in the Unit column and "4x8" somewhere in the Material column. This entry would have generated an error if "1/2 CDX 4 X 8" was entered. (Upper and lower case does not matter).)*D& 4N:DdD* $ 6Total Column*DHE+ $s6The Total column is completely automatic and updated whenever there is a change in the Qty, Material, or Unit columns.The Total column does not reflect tax or profit on any entry.)dDqE& 4NQ HEE1  REFVariables in the Assembly ColumnN$qEF* $H6Variables in the Assembly ColumnzEF* $6The Assembly column allows you to embed variables that make your Takeoff easier to understand.Instead of seeing this)FF& 4NFG/ ,6 Assembly Qty Material Comment 8'Ext Walls 300 lf 2x4 plate 100 2x4 precuts 8 studs 25 1/2 cdx 4x8 sheathing )FG& 4N[4GQH' h6You might want to see this in a finished Takeoff.)GzH& 4NQHfI. *}6 Assembly Qty Material Comment100 LF 8'Ext Walls 300 lf 2x4 plate 100 2x4 precuts 8 studs 25 1/2 cdx 4x8 sheathing)zHI& 4N^7fII' n6So you would type a variable (LF) into the Assembly:)IJ& 4NIK. *{6 Assembly Qty Material Comment(LF)LF 8'Ext Walls 300 lf 2x4 plate 100 2x4 precuts 8 studs 25 1/2 cdx 4x8 sheathing)J*K& 4NKL- (6CadEstimator will then always display the lin ft drawn on the picture inside the Assembly.Now anyone reading the finished Takeoff knows how many feet of wall was figured in the Takeoff.)*KAL& 4NmCLL* $6в Here is a list of variables you can use in the Assembly column:jAL_NG \6 (LF) Linear feet(SF) Square feet(QT) Qty of objects drawn(WA) Wall area(CF) Cubic feet(HT) Height in feet(OC) Inches on center(SD) Side of Box(TP) Top of BoxMetric Variables(ME)Linear Meters(SM)Square Meters(WM)Wall Area Meters(CM)Cubic Meters(HM)Height in Meters(MT)Meter Tops(MS)Meter Sides(MC)Meters on center)LN& 4Nd_NO) "6Note: The Assembly column cannot do any math. It can only display the value of these variables.)N>O& 4NR(OO* $P6The Right Hand / Left Hand Variable>O[* "+6There is a special variable (RHLH) available to the Assembly column O[qEfor working with doors. It is used in conjunction with the DOT drawing tool.)O& 4NW-[ۀ* $Z6Specifications are User defined Variables* "[6You can also use up to 99 of your own variables either as numbers for formulas or as text in the Assembly, Description and Comment columns. See the SETUP/VARIABLES menu)ۀہ& 4Nk*FA RT6[/ wSpecificationsAlso See FormulasNہ1π ~ STakeoffs_userdefinedvariables4FȂ0 086"0<* $$6Specifications4Ȃ80 06" M#* $F6Format of variables in formulasS8 1 06If you have named a variable "pitch factor" which you want to use to adjust areas for pitch in a formula it could look something like this in the qty column. Assuming the pitch factor is set to 1.2 and the sf = 100 then this formula:(Pitch factor)*sfwould return 120Notice that the variable must be enclosed within ( ) to work.)2& 4NL" ~* $D6Format of variables in columns2- (6Using variables for text works the same way.If you had a variable setup for the word "Joist" and set its value to "2x12" and the Material column had "LF (joist)" typed in, it would result in the following statement;"LF 2x12")~& 4NF* $86About the board compilerƇ- (/6When using variables with the Formula Wizard's board compiling command you should use this format in the Qty column;LF (JOIST)and not(LF JOIST))& 4NR!ƇA1X  6 TA-Columns Math Expression EvaluatorF* $86The Expression EvaluatorlEA' 6The following Operators are supported according to their priority:)& 4N9߉#r{{{66*6D6X6PriorityOperatorDescriptionOperatorDescription#<{{{66646866( )Sub expressions߉##${{{6666 65^PowerƋ#2{{{6666"64*Times/Divide"#r#D{{{66 66$6%Modulus\Integer divideƋ#.{{{6666 63+Plus-Minus+rȍ#V{{{666*6262>Greater than>=Greater or equal,~#X{{{66 6,646<<=Smaller than<=Smaller or equalȍ$#8{{{66 66"6=Equal<>Not Equal#~я#F{{{666(6.61&Logical and|Logical or $r#{{{яr66 666Fя+ $76The following built-in functions are also supported (they are case-insensitive): abs(), sin(), cos(), tan(), atn(), log(), log10(), exp(), sqrt(), int()Do not be alarmed by the complexity of the above statements. The vast majority of formulas in estimating only use + - * /, once in a blue moon the sqrt() function is useful to compute pitches and sometimes the int() function proves useful for figuring how pieces get cut out of full sheets, but that's about it. Besides, CadEstimator's Formula Wizard does most of the work for you.)r& 4NL-4 806The Formula WizardMz14~ UzՇTakeoff_FormulaWizard_button4-0 086"0<z* $$6Formula Wizard<&* $$6Formula Wizard8^3 6 6"&?- (i6The ability to estimate material using formulas is one to the strong points of CadEstimator. Sometimes the process of creating a formula from scratch can be tedious.CadEstimator's Formula Wizard takes the drudgery out of creating formulas. It always produces a formula that graphics can update as you draw on a picture. You can also go back to the wizard at any time to see how the formula was created or to change its settings.)^h& 4N ?+ $6To use the wizard, follow the 4 steps across the top of the box and press OKLets create a short material list for a 5/12 pitched roof. We want to estimate the plywood, tar paper and roof shingles just by drawing their area on a floor plan.)h& 4N*; D6Assembly QTY MATERIAL COMMENT UNIT TOTALRoof Material 1/2 cdx 4x8decking rolls tar paper 400 sf roof felt squares 225 lb shingles roofing* "6Type in the material list as above and leave the QTY Blank, we will use the Formula Wizard to setup a formula for each line.)& 4N>* $(6вThe Roof Decking!: B6䲀 Click on the first line 1/2 cdx 4x8 and press F9 to bring up the Formula Wizard.In column #1 click on Area ( you want to calculate the material based on the area)In column #2 click on Qty ( you want to know how many sheets )In column #3 click on height & enter 4 click on width & enter 8 ( 4x8 plywood )In column #4 click on waste & enter 5% ( for 5% waste factor ) click on layers & enter 1 ( only one layer of plywood ) click on degrees and set to 23 = 5/12 (23 degrees for 5 on 12 pitch)Click on OK and that's it! you have just created a formula that will return how much plywood to order for a 5/12 roof when you draw the area of the roof on the floor plan.)7& 4N;r* $"6вThe Tar paper7: B6䲀 Click on the second line rolls tar paper 400 sf and press F9 to bring up the Formula Wizard.In column #1 click on Area ( you want to calculate the material based on the area)In column #2 click on Qty ( you want to know how many rolls )In column #3 click on height & enter 1 click on width & enter 400 ( 400 sf per roll )In column #4 click on waste & enter 0 ( no waste factor ) click on layers & enter 1 ( only one layer of felt ) click on degrees and set to 23 = 5/12 (23 degrees for 5 on 12 pitch)Click on OK and your- have just created a formula that will return how many rolls of tar paper to order for a 5/12 roof when you draw the area on a floor plan.)r& 4N:* $ 6вThe ShinglesC A: B6䲀 Click on the third line squares 225 lb shingles and press F9 to bring up the Formula Wizard.In column #1 click on Area ( you want to calculate the material based on the area)In column #2 click on Qty ( you want to know how many squares )In column #3 click on height & enter 10 click on width & enter 10 ( 10 x 10 = 100 sf )In column #4 click on waste & enter 3% ( small waste factor for shingles ) click on layers & enter 1 ( only one layer of shingles ) click on degrees and set to 23 = 5/12 (23 degrees for 5 on 12 pitch)Click on OK and you have just created a formula that will return how many squares of shingles to order for a 5/12 roof when you draw the area of the roof on a floor plan.)j& 4NA- ( 6䲀 Now when you attach a picture to the Assembly and draw an area on it all three items will be correctly figured for the estimate.)jF& 4N;* $"6More ExamplesFA* "-6The Formula Wizard can create a formula for just about any type of material take-off. Here are some more examples of what it might be used to do.)j& 4NK!A* $B6в4 Runs Of Rebar In A Footingj5 86䲀 In column #1 click on Lin Ft ( take-off based on the Linear feet you draw )In column #2 click on Qty ( you want to know how many 21 foot lengths to order )In column #3 click on centers & enter 21 ( one bar every 21 feet )In column #4 click on waste & enter 5% ( waste factor for overlap in lengths ) click on layers & enter 4 ( 4 runs in the footing ) click on degrees and set to none ( footing has no pitch))& 4N^4S * $h6вHow many yards of concrete for 10" x 16" footingD 6 :6䲀 In column #1 click on Lin Ft ( take-off based on the Linear feet you draw )In column #2 click on Cubic Yards ( you want to know how many yards to order )In column #3 click on height & enter 10" , click on width & enter 16" ( The height and width of the footing )In column #4 click on waste & enter 5% ( waste factor ) click on layers & enter 1 ( 1 footing ) click on degrees and set to none ( footing has no pitch))S  & 4N\2  * $d6вHow Many LF of Valley Flashing From Floor Plan 6 :}6䲀 In column #1 click on Lin Ft ( you want to calculate the material based on the Lin ft)In column #2 click on Lin Ft ( you want to know how many Lin Ft to order )In column #3 is left blankIn column #4 click on waste & enter 0 ( no waste factor ) click on layers & enter 1 ( only one layer of flashing ) click on degrees and set to 23 = 5/12 (23 degrees for 5 on 12 pitch)) 9& 4Nd:* $t6вHow Many LF of 2 1/2" Material is needed to cover area^9?@8 >6䲀 In column #1 click on Area ( you want to calculate the material based on the area)In column #2 click on Lin Ft ( you want to know LF )In column #3 click on width & enter 2.5" ( 2 & 1/2 inches wide )In column #4 click on waste & enter 0 ( no waste factor ) click?@- on layers & enter 1 ( only one layer ))h@& 4Nh>?@@* $|6вHow Many Cubic Feet of Concrete for 16" x 30" x 18" Padsh@B6 :76䲀 In column #1 click on QTY ( you want to count the number of pads)In column #2 click on Cubic Ft ( you want to know Cubic feet )In column #3 click on height & enter 16" click on length & enter 30" click on width & enter 18" In column #4 click on waste & enter 0 ( no waste factor ) click on layers & enter 1 )@B& 4NkAB5C* $6How to use the Formula Wizard to display lengths of material._BH@ N? 6The Formula Wizard has one setting that allows you to get a list of board lengths from all the graphics drawn on an image. It requires that you have the description column set up for Linear Feet.For exampleLF 2X6This tells the wizard that the material is in linear feet. And It knows what to do when you start drawing.If you draw one line 12' long on the image the Qty and Material and comment column would read:12x6 12 (comment column blank)This is because only one length was drawn and it knows enough to order the wood the correct length. Now if you add another line, one that is 14' long you have a different situation. You cannot order both pcs of lumber on the same line so the display reverts to this26LF 2X6 (1/12 1/14)The comment column is then used to describe what lengths to order.It is much better to draw only one line (or set of joist) for each assembly. (Just add copies of the current assembly if you have to). This is because lumber prices are usually different for different lengths. In the first case of 1-2x6 12, it just looks up the price of a 12' piece of 2x6 in the price file. In the second case knowing that you need to stop and price out the difference between a 12' or 14' board would take too long and would be at best confusing and time consuming.)5CH& 4NBHH* $06Calculating Lengths.=H~NB R{ 6When you are using the Formula Wizard to calculate lengths, you have plenty of options that appear in a drop down menu in the wizard.Lumber 8-20 , 8-22, 8-24, 8-26This setting figures out how everything you draw should be broken out into the range of lumber sizes you specify. For example a 32 foot line will produce 2-16' boards. A 34 foot line will produce 2-18' boards.This feature has been refined for standard wood lengths. For instance if you draw joist that are 7' long it will assume they will be cut out of 14' material because it is cheaper. It also compiles many shorter lines into the most practical size to order.Sizes DrawnThis setting allows you to force the output to the size you draw. For example a 32 foot line will produce 1-32' board. This is useful for floor and roof trusses.All to LongestThis setting calculates how much lumber would be needed if everything drawn had to be cut out of boards the length of the longest line drawn. This is ideal for cutting in hip roofs when using the joist fill tool.22,20,18,16,14,12,10,8Forces sizes to the specified length. But takes into account how the lumber is cut out of those lengths. For example if you need 10 2x4 10' and have the size forced to 16' you will order 10 16' boards because only one 10 foot length can be cut out of each 16 footer.)HN& 4N^4~NO* $h6Connecting the formula wizard to the QTY column.Y-Nj, &[6To connect the Formula Wizard to the Qty column is simple. Change it's settings to produce the desired output and press OK. Pressing OK locks the Qty column for that entry to the Formula Wizard. If you mOj-ake any attempt edit the formula in the Qty column the Formula Wizard pops up for editing.)O& 4NoEj* $6Breaking the connection the formula wizard has to the QTY column.!+ $6To disconnect the Formula Wizard from the Qty column press the Break Connection button. This does not change any of the settings and does not change the formula. After breaking the connection you can edit the formula just like any other.)J& 4N_5!* $j6Setting all Pitches in a Takeoff at the same timeyJM+ $6Click the Set All Pitches To button to change all the pitches in the takeoff to the pitch currently displayed in the Formula Wizard. This is useful for example when doing a roofing takeoff, because it changes all the pitches in a takeoff that are set up by the Formula Wizard. That means you don't have to change it on each and every assembly that has a pitch calculated.)v& 4NQ'MDŽ* $N6Variables set by the Formual WizardfvT' 6The Formula Wizard can pass special variables back into the Assembly, Material and Comment columns.)DŽ}& 4NuT#1 26(FWD)Dimensions from height, width and length(FWP)Pitch setting(FWL)Layers (FWW)Waste Factor(FWC)Centers)}L& 4NM##* $F6About the Metric Formula WizardL* "6The Metric version of the Formula Wizard is basically the same as the US one but does not support the different length settings in the board compiler. All lengths are returned as drawn and rounded to the nearest 10th of a meter.)Շ& 4NK 1O6 V Formulas in the Qty ColumnHՇh* $<6Formulas In The Qty ColumnB * $06Expression Evaluatorh( 6CadEstimator incorporates a powerful expression evaluator that quickly converts your formulas into quantities of material. It is algebraic, i.e. multiplication and division take precedence over addition and subtraction. For example:)& 4NR(8* $P6CORRECT2*3+4*5 = 26(6) + (20) = 26)a& 4Na58Š, (j6INCORRECT2*3+4*5 = 502*3 = 66+4 = 1010*5 = 50)a& 4NY)ŠD0 0R6 wMore about the Expression Evaluator|( 6The following is a list of variables you can use in your formulas. For simplicity examples do not include waste factors.)D& 4N=N* $&6LF, LINFT and L%s. *6Return the linear feet of graphics drawn on a picture. Elements that create linear feet are: lines, boxes, perimeters, circles, joist.Formula example:LF*12/16 = number of studs on 16" centersLINFT/4 = number of anchor bolts 48" on center)N& 4N@s܍* $,6SF, SQRFT, AREA, A8 . *6Return the area of graphics drawn on a picture. Elements that create area are: boxes, perimeters, circles, joist.Formula example:AREA/32 = number of sheets of 4x8 plywood to cover an area.A*12/2.5 = how many linear feet of 2.5" material need to cover area.)܍=& 4NM#* $F6Q, QTY, QT, QUANTITY, QY, COUNT=u* "k6Returns the quantity of graphics drawn on a picture. Elements that create quՇuantity are: lines, boxes, each line in a perimeter, circles, joist (counted as 1 per graphic), dots.)& 4N>u* $(6 WALLAREA, WA, WX)4/ ,S6Returns the wall area of graphics based on the linear feet drawn times the height set by the height box at the bottom of the screen.Formula examples:WALLAREA = sqrft of insulation for wallW/100 = square of wood shakes to cover wallWA/32 = number of sheets of 4x8 sheet rock to cover wall)]& 4N94* $6CF, CUBICFTA]/ ,%6Returns the volume of graphics based on the AREA drawn times the height set by the height box at the bottom of the screen.Formula examples:CUBICFT/27 = number of yards of fillCF*1.05 = cubic ft of concrete with 5% waste factorCF*60 = weight of water filling volume)& 4NAA* $.6HEIGHT, H, HT, HIGH8. *6Returns the value of the HEIGHT BOX at the bottom of the screen.Formula examples:HEIGHT*QTY = linear feet of sono tube needed for selected pointsHEIGHT*12/8 = number of course of 8" high block)Aa& 4ND8* $46OC, CENTERS, C, INCHOCa- (6Returns the value of the CENTERS BOX at the bottom of the screen.Formula examples:LF/CENTERS = number of studs needed for given centersAREA*12/CENTERS = lf of material need to fill an area on center)& 4N8* $6 TOP, TOPS/ ,q6Returns the total width of all boxes drawn.Formula examples:TOPS/10 = number of pieces of 10' drip-cap over windowsTOP/150 = number of 150' rolls of moist-stop under windows)& 4N9J* $6SIDE, SIDES. *A6Returns the total height of all boxes drawn.Formula examples:SIDES*2 = linft of j-channel for the sides of windowsSIDES*2+TOP = linft of casing on door)JA& 4NQ'* $N6Metric Equivalents of the variablesA8 >6LFME, M, LM, METERSSFSM, SQRMETERS, SQRMTWAWM, MW, WALLAREAMETERSCFCM, CUBICMETERSHTHT, HEIGHTINMETERS, HTMETERSOCMC, METERSONCENTER, METERSOCTOPSMT, METERTOPS, TOPINMETERSSIDESMS, METERSIDE, SIDEINMETERS)& 4Nib' 6Note: The reason for giving variables more than one name is to help make your formulas easier to read.)& 4NQ'b* $N6Variables set by the Formual Wizardu1 26(FWD)Dimensions from height, width and length(FWP)Pitch setting(FWL)Layers (FWW)Waste Factor(FWC)Centers)& 4NL4 806The Formula Wizard@71DW7;Accounting CodeV/' ^6Each takeoff should have an accounting code.)7& 4NW;. ,v:l Using accounting codes give you the ability to reorder the takeoffs in your jobs.G1X.Charge Tax for TakeoffvO;' 6Determines if the current takeoff will have tax charged to it in the report.)!& 4N./ ,v:l By default when a new takeoff is created it is setup to be taxed. But not all takeoffs should have tax added to them. For example you would not charge tax on a takeoff that!.; is setup for subcontract labor.@!n1YnNot implementedqJ.' 6This command is not implemented in the current version of CadEstimator.)n& 4N> F1ZFAdding ProfitwP' 6Determines if the current takeoff will have profit added to it in the report.)F& 4N{. ,v:l By default when a new takeoff is created it is setup to have profit added. Use this checkbox to add or remove profit.B1B[Lock Takeoff NameiB:' 6Determines if a takeoff's name is displayed in the sort-to menu)c& 4Nn@:. ,v:l This "locks" a takeoff's name so that it cannot be renamed= c1\Takeoff NameZ' 6The name of the takeoff as it appears in the index. The name of a takeoff is used when:)& 4Ne7. ,nv:l Its referenced to be compiled into other takeoffsW)t. ,Rv:l Its printed at the top of each pageX*. ,Tv:l A takeoff is included in the reports?t 1F] poptakeoffnameoHz' 6Insert a new takeoff before or after the currently displayed takeoff.) & 4NoAz. ,v:l You can quickly setup new takeoffs one right after another.?Q1^Q poptakeoffnameQ*' T6Rename the currently displayed takeoff.)Q& 4Ni;4. ,vv:l New names can't be the same as another takeoff's name / ,Uv:l New name can't be the same as the current name. If you are just trying to change the case of the letters, then rename it something else first, then rename it again.A4N 1_N  Printing optionsR&  , &M6Printing options allow you to customize how this takeoffwill be printed out when you are using the batch print feature"by takeoff setup". Some types of takeoffs simply don't need all the printing option available in CadEstimator. Check off the types of printouts needed for each takeoff.)N  & 4N>  10`  DOS file namee  ' 6Shows you what the DOS file name of each takeoff. This name is also used for the QuickBooks Export)  & 4Nx b . ,v:l Normally you won't ever need to know the DOS file name, but it is possible to copy a file from one job to another.i  . ,v:l Note: The DOS file name cannot be edited in this box.But it can be changed by renaming the takeoff.Kb D 1uaD nScrolling through takeoffsU.  ' \6Scroll back and forth through the takeoffs.)D  & 4N~ n. ,v:l It is easier to scroll back and forth and change settings here rather than going to each takeoff and making the changes.E 1<bReport Set Divisionsn+ $G6Set divisions. CadEstimator supports CSI 1-16and HomeTech 1-30. Only the HTML report currentlyshows these division. They will be used more in futureupgrades.)& 4NJ @1c @BBInclude Takeoff in Report @kDw@' 6Determines if the current takeoff will be included in the report.) @@& 4Nw@A/ ,v:l By default when a new takeoff is created it is setup to be included. But not all takeoffs have to be included. For example you can have a couple of different siding takeoffs and just include the one you currently want.e@BB. ,v:l This command does not exclude items sorted to this takeoff from being displayed in the reports.DAB1dB6DSearching Costbooks;BBB* $"6Search StringLB D. *=6Type the string of characters you are searching forand press ENTER (or click the seach button) tosearch. A list of all entries that satisfy the searchwill appear in the SELECTED ENTRIES box. You can have 2 search strings (separate them with a space) to help narrow your search.)B6D& 4NH D~D1qe~DECostbook search results<6DD* $$6Search Results~D~E, &16This is a list of all assemblies that satisfy the search.Click or use the arrow keys to select which assemblyyou want to paste into your takeoff)DE& 4N; ~EE1&fEFCostbook 1:EF* $ 6Start Search^EF* $6Start to search for the textIf the search box is blank then all assembliesare displayed.)FF& 4N; FG1gGGCostbook 1:FBG* $ 6Clear Searche<GG) "x6Delete text in the search box anddisplay all assemblies)BGG& 4N; G H1h HHCostbook 1;GFH* $"6View AssemblyV HH) "6Displays the currently selected assemblywhich is ready to paste into your takeoff)FHH& 4N; H)I1vi)IdICostbook 1;HdI* $"6Exit CostBook; )II1jI^JCostbook 1=dII* $&6Change CostBookY1I5J( b6Switch to another costbook andstart using it.)I^J& 4N; 5JJ1kJmKCostbook 1=^JJ* $&6Paste at CursornFJDK( 6Paste the assembly into the takeoff atthe current cursor location.)JmK& 4N; DKK1lKeLCostbook 1:mKK* $ 6Paste at EndZ2KCover 1;À6* $"6Preview Panel/ ,a6Drag and Drop selections from themenus on the right.Click on objects that are alreadyon preview panel to drag and resize.To re-size any object click on its redhandels)6>& 4N8v1!pv_Cover 16 >* $6Text Boxav6) "6Drag this box and drop it onto the previewpanel. Click the Edit Text button to editcontents.)_& 4N861qCover 19_Ѓ* $6Picture Box, &}6Drag this box and drop it onto the previewpanel. You can then browse for the pictureyou want displayed. The picture can be re-sized at any time by selecting it and draggingits handles)Ѓ& 4N81rCover 18S* $6Delete BoxlD( 6Drag any item on the preview paneland drop it here to remove it.)S& 4N8 1s φCover 17 W* $6Edit TextO( ' P6Edit the Text of the selected Object.)Wφ& 4N81tCover 17 φ>* $6Edit FontZ2( d6Edit the Font & colors of the selected Object.)>& 4N81uCover 181* $6Set BorderO(' P6Select the most suitable border here.)1& 4N= 1vvRoom_Takeoff<"* $$6Clipboard ViewHj* $<6Spreadsheet to be imported"M, &o6This displays what was pasted onto theclipboard in Excel. It shows you the contentsof the columns. You'll use the letter of thecolumns to describe where to get informationfrom.)jv& 4N= M1w'Room_Takeoff6 v* $6Split atU+>* $V6Split up information for easy selecting+ $+6If the cell you are importing containsmore information than you want or isto long, you can break it apart andselect the parts you want to keep.)>'& 4N= d1xdRoom_TakeoffJ '* $@6Prefix CSI field informationV,d* $X6Prefix part or whole CSI number to field|S) "6The default value is "NO"Enter a number that corresponds to the CSInumber mask)& 4N= 1yRoom_Takeoff9* $6Fill Column?^* $*6Auto fill columnsm- (6Typically used to extend information down a column.You can see the results of this command in the topwindow. All blank entries in the column are changedto the previous non-blank entry (starts at the top andworks down).)^& 4N= mӏ1+zӏRoom_Takeoff;* $"6Ofӏfset columnBӏ\* $06Creates a new columnG4 6'6The offset column is used in conjunction with theFill column. When a non blank entry is encountedin the fill column and this offset has a column letter,a new column is created to the left of the regularcolumns. The contents of the cell defined by this offsetis transfered to that new column.This is used to import spreadsheets that are not "flat"files. It allows you to break out information into a seperatecolumn (and carry it down) so it can be imported into anyfield as if it were on every line (like a flat file))\& 4N=  1{ Room_TakeoffM#V* $F6Select sub assemblies to createY/ * $^6M = Material L = Labor E=Equipment S=SubV1 0W6If checked the assembly will include a line for that selection.The dollar amount will come from the column letter typedinto the box next to it. You can also add a text string to the description field sothat entries in the assembly will be different from each other.This is especially important if you will be using price files.If all the items had the same description you could not havea unique price for each one.)& 4N= 1V| Room_Takeoff6 '* $6CSI Mask?f* $*6Select CSI column_8'' p6Type in the column letter to get the csi number from.)f& 4N=+* $&6Create CSI Mask1 0 6Enter a string of numbers that break the CSI numberup into fields. Look at the example in the picture.Column B contains the CSI number. The mask showsthat the first 7 places are identified by the number 1The last 4 places are identified by the number 3When a field has the CSI number appended to it, youuse the number in the mask to identify which part inthe CSI number to use.)+ & 4N= G1}GRoom_Takeoff9 * $6Text importY/G* $^6Text to be imported into the COMMENT column, &6Type the column or columns you want to insert into theCOMMENT column. Text longer than 40 characters willbe wrapped to next line in comment column.This command does not show up in the preview.)& 4N= 21~2Room_Takeoff;m* $"6Preview PanelJ 2* $@6View the results of a filter|m\) "6The preview panel allows you to fine tune how you want a filter to work before importing any informationinto a takeoff.)& 4N= \1!Room_Takeoff<* $$6Name of FilterHF* $<6Select which Filter to use+ $6All the settings of this import filter canbe saved and given a name. This makesit easy to have templates of commonlyused filters.)F!& 4N= ^1^ Room_Takeoff?!* $*6Go to SpreadsheetI^* $>6Go to the excel spreadsheet, &}6When you are in the spreadsheet simplyhighlight the rows you want to import andclick the "Copy" Icon. This will return youto this screen with the information on the Windows clipboard.) & 4N != I 1I  Room_Takeoff; * $"6End Importing\2I * $d6End importing session with current spreadsheet  * "6The next time you use the "Paste from Excel" commandin the takeoff room, you'll will be able to select a differentspreadsheet.)  & 4N=   1 5 Room_Takeoff7  * * $6Exit BackD n * $46Return to Takeoff roomv*  ( 6The next time you use the "Paste from Excel" commandin the takeoff room, you'll return to the current spreadsheet.)n 5 & 4N=  r 1r  Room_Takeoff>5  * $(6Paste in TakeoffR(r  * $P6Paste results of filter into Takeoffh  ) "6This is where information actually gets intothe takeoffs. It pastes to the cursors currentlocation.)  & 4N=   1\  Room_Takeoff8 1 * $6New FilterA r * $.6Create a new Filter}U1  ( 6Give the new filter a name and it willbe a copy of the currently loaded settings.)r  & 4N=  U 1`U x Room_TakeoffC  * $26Character to Split atb8U  * $p6Type the character used to break cell up into fieldsU' O . *O6By default, blank is defined as a "space". This couldbe used to parse words.More commonly, data is seperated by a comma ora dash. You can choose any character.You can also choose multiple characters for exampleto break the cell up by commas and dashs simplytype a comma and a dash here.) x & 4N= O  10 Room_TakeoffM#x  * $F6Select which entries to include^4 ` * $h6Which "sub" entries in the cell will be included& + $6The "sub" entries created by "Split at" and "Split at character"can be individually selected to be included. The left most boxis #1.which means (if checked) the first sub entry parsed will be included.(Parsing is left to right, just as you read))` & 4N5 * $6Reverses  ( 6The "sub" entries are usually stitched together from left toright. You can use this check box change the order.) & 4N=  1`  Room_Takeoff; * $"6Delete FilterG g * $:6Delete the current FilterxP ( 6The current filter name will be removedand another filter will be displayed.)g  & 4N= E 1E  Room_Takeoff5  z * $6PreviewO%E * $J6Preview the results of the filterz  , &6After you have edited a filter click here togenerate a preview of the results. This previewwill allow you to verify that the formating donewith the filter is correct before pasting it into thetakeoff.)  & 4N=  * 1* A Room_TakeoffB l * $06Assembly Title field]3*  * $f6Select column(s) to create assembly title fieldl A / ,6Enter a A  column letter a - az to import tothe assembly column. This column willbe imported according to the rest of instructionsin the assembly filter. Enter additional columnsby seperating them with a space. If the columnletter is entered in lowercase it will be appendedto the end of the entry, if uppercase it means thecolumn will be prefixed to the begining of the entry.) A & 4N= A A 1A zC Room_Takeoff7 A "B * $6Qty Field]3A B * $f6Select a letter column to create Qty field from"B QC , &M6Enter a column letter a - az to use for the Qty field.Depending on other settings in the Qty box it willbe imported as a Formula, a Value or simply leftblank.)B zC & 4N= QC C 1C .F Room_Takeoff?zC C * $*6Description FieldY/C OD * $^6Select column(s) to create Descripton FieldC F / ,6Enter a column letter a - az to import tothe description column. This column willbe imported according to the rest of instructionsin the description filter. Enter additional columnsby seperating them with a space. If the columnletter is entered in lowercase it will be appendedto the end of the entry, if uppercase it means thecolumn will be prefixed to the begining of the entry.)OD .F & 4N= F kF 1kF H Room_Takeoff;.F F * $"6Comment FieldV,kF F * $X6Select column(s) to create Comment FieldF H / ,6Enter a column letter a - az to import tothe comment column. This column willbe imported according to the rest of instructionsin the comment filter. Enter additional columnsby seperating them with a space. If the columnletter is entered in lowercase it will be appendedto the end of the entry, if uppercase it means thecolumn will be prefixed to the begining of the entry.)F H & 4N9H I 1 I jM Getpic 17 H CI * $6File MenuH I I * $<6Get All Pictures in 24 bit/CI J , &6This utility converts all images in the job to 24 bit color.You may prefer images in this format because they scalebetter to your computer screen. However they take up 24times more hard disk space than pure black and white (CAD file import for example))I J & 4NO%J 2K * $J6Get All Pictures in Black & White\J K ( 6This utility converts all images in the job to Black/WhiteOnly suitable for CAD drawings)2K K & 4NDK #L * $46Use VoloView & PeernetK AM . *6Turning this option on makes CADfiles open in VoloViewExpress. Oneadvantage of this is you can use aprinting utility such as the Peernetbmp print driver. Its a print driver thatcreates large hi-res bitmaps suitablefor Cadestimator.)#L jM & 4N9AM M 1 M sO Getpic 1J jM M * $@6Find Button & Drive Selector]*M JO 3 4U6Select which drive on yourcomputer you want to loadimages from.If you use the FIND buttonyou can navigate across networksdesktop/mydocuments etc.On large networks if the FIND buttonbogs down you may need to use thedrive changer to view the network fromthe letter mapped drive instead.)M sO & 4N9JO O 1O Getpic 1=sO * $&6Picture PreviewO sO O , &6By default the cursor is across-hair. Drag a box aroundthe area you want to Zoom to.Use the Reset Zoom button tozoom out.) & 4N9  1&  Getpic 1< V * $$6Select Folders_ ށ ) "6Click on any folder to viewits files in the file window.Dlb-click folder to open folder up)V  & 4N9ށ @ 1@ Getpic 19 y * $6File Windowt@  + &6Contains a list of image filesBoth raster and vector file formats are supported.Click on any file to load it.)y A & 4NU! 4 8B6~When CAD files are selected9A σ 1e;σ  7 Room_CAD4  0 086"04σ 7 0 0&6" 9 p 1 p W Getpic 127 * $6Exitap . + &6Exit back to Plan RoomButton will be disabled untilpicture importing processesare complete) W & 4N9. 1 O Getpic 19W Ʌ * $6Black/White]5 & ( j6Feature not supportedimages auto-detect type now.)Ʌ O & 4N9& 1 O Getpic 18O * $6Reset Zoomf> & ( |6When you want to zoom back outafter using the cursor zoom.) O & 4N9& 1M Getpic 17 O * $6OK Button s + $6Click here when you have the imagethe way you want it. A form will popup that will allow you to select thename for the new picture.) & 4NEs 1 - GetPicture_CAD_FilesN$ / * $H6DXF, DWG, WMF VECTOR FILE IMPORTa7 * $n6Being able to import CAD drawings into CadEstimatortM/  ' 6Importing drawings saves time and increases the accuracy of your esimates.) - & 4NB o 1o Goto_Takeoff_Room4- 0 086"0!Fo * $86Navigating between RoomsL" 5 * $D6Get Pictures To CAD Room{R ) "6Simply click on a CAD file inGet Picture. Allow time to loadand convert file.)5 ً & 4NN$ ' * $H6CAD Room To Get Pictures?ً f ' 06Click The Exit Button)' & 4NBf ь 1\ь  0 Goto_Takeoff_Room4  0 086"0"Fь K * $86Navigating between RoomsL" * $D6Takeoff Room To Cover PagenFK  ( 6In the Takeoffs room click on theREPORT menu and select COVER PAGE) . & 4NN$ | * $H6Cover Page To Takeff Rooma.  * $6Close by clicking on the closewindow X in top right cornerOr in the file menu select "EXIT")| 0 & 4NB r 1/r Goto_Takeoff_Room40 0 086"0#Fr * $86Navigating between Rooms 0 K! W * $B6Plan Room To Get PicturesK$ ' H6Click on the "GET PICTURE" button)W & 4NM#  * $F6Get Pictures To Plan RoomY ) "6Click The Exit ButtonThis button may be disabledwhile completing picture processing.) & 4N?  1 6 Goto_Plan_Room4 6 0 086"0$F | * $86Navigating between RoomsK!6 * $B6Takeoff Room To Plan RoomsB| : 1 26"%Click on the PLANS button at the top of the Graphics Toolbar.) c & 4NyQ: ( 6F5 Function Key toggles back and forthbetween the Takeoff Room and Plan Room.)c  & 4NK! P * $B6Plan Room To Takeoff Room _ 5 86"&Go from the Plan Room to the Takeoff Room by either click the EXIT button or by double-clicking any image in the Plan Room. (This attachs the image to the current assembly in the Takeoff Room and returns there.)P & 4NB_ 1 Goto_Takeoff_Room4 0 086"0'F D * $86Navigating between RoomsL" * $D6Takeoff Room To Price Roomd<D ( x6Right-Click on the Takeoffs paneland select "PRICE ROOM")  & 4N@ ] ' 26Short-cut Key Ctrl+F8) & 4NN$] * $H6Price Room To Takeff Rooms r + &6Click The Exit ButtonYou also automatically returnto the Takeoff Room when youuse the Paste Material button.) & 4NBr 1  a Goto_Takeoff_Room4  0 086"0(F W * $86Navigating between RoomsM# * $F6Takeoff Room To Report RoomAW ' 46Click on the Excel Icon)  & 4NO% ] * $J6Report Room To Takeff Room 8 - (]6Use the EXIT button and the reportstays loaded and is available for displaywithout re-compilingYou can jump to any Takeoff by dlb-clickingon it in the summary report.)] a & 4N@8 1? Goto_Scale_Room4a 0 086"0)L" ! * $D6Takeoff Room To Scale Room} 2 46"*To go from the Takeoff Room to the Scale Room for the displayed picture click on the Scale Icon in the Graphics Toolbox)! & 4NJ C * $@6Plane Room To Scale Room$ g 6 :6"*In the Plan Room if a picture has this Scale Icon it means that it has not been scaled yet. Click on this Icon to go to the Scale Room.You can also Right-Click on any image in the Plan Room to go to the Scale Room for that image.)C & 4NP&g * $L6Scale Room To Previous Room + $_6You can return from the Scale Room by clicking on the OK button or the CANCEL button. The OK button will only be available if the picture has been assigned a valid scale) & 4N a B N 1N 9 Goto_Takeoff_Room4 0 086"0+FN * $86Navigating between RoomsL"  * $D6Job Room To Takeoff RoomD X ( 86Double-click on any job.)  & 4NK!X  * $B6Takeff Room To Job RoomD  0 0*6",click this icon.) 9 & 4NB { 1{   Goto_Takeoff_Room49  0 086"0-F{  * $86Navigating between RoomsF ; * $86Job Room To TrackingmE  ( 6Single click on any job to select itClick on the TRACKING button.);  & 4NH  * $<6Tracking To Job Room  . *56Each screen in Tracking hasan exit button at each level.When you are at the openingscreen of Tracking, the exitbutton returns you to theJob Room.)  & 4N? I 1I  Job_All_ButtonC   * $26BACKUP / RESTORE JOBSDI  * $46Click to restore a job  2 26Or drag a job to this icon to select where youwant to back it up.By default cadest will store backups in thefolder c:\cadest\database\backups but youcan back up and restore from anyplace onthe computer/network)  & 4NB L 1L  Job_Cancel_Button4   * $6Canceli;L  . *w6Because it is possible to re-enter the job roomwhile you are already working on a selected job (In the Takeoff Room), you can use this buttonto exit back into that job with out forcing it to reload (Which it would do if you selected it again by double clicking) you can also clickon the white X to do that.)  & 4NA S 1S Job_Clone_Button7  * $6Clone Job3 S * $6Clonel Q ( 6The command is one of the most useful in CADEST. It makes it easy to continully improve your estimating.) z & 4N0Q , & 6When you Clone a Job all the quantites, blueprint images and redlining is removed for the new job. But all the formulas and comments are intact. All you have to do is load new blueprint images and begin redlining. New quantities will appear as you draw.)z & 4NA  1 @ Job_EstimateMenu@ T * $,6Job Room Help MenuB * $06Display metric or USt@T  4 66US displays lengths of lines you drawas Feet and Inches.Metric displays lengths of lines you drawin tenths of a meter.To get Metric results in formulas you must use the Metric variables.To set the scale of a blueprint in Metric, use meters and follow the number with "M". For example input 10 meter as 10M) 3 & 4N=  p * $&6Internet UpdateQ*3  ' T6Get the latest update from the internet)p  & 4N< & * $$6Video TutorialyP  ) "6Start the Version 5 Video TutorialThis can also be accessed by pressing F12)& @ & 4N @ =  I@ 1I@ A Job_HelpMenu8 @ @ * $6Select JobN$I@ @ * $H6Double click on a job to load it@ A , &56Jobs can be dragged into the group box to change whichgroup they belong to.Jobs can be dragged into the icons on the screen to excutethose commands)@ A & 4NBA B 1GB C Job_Hidden_Button:A :B * $ 6Rename a JobS)B B * $R6Drag a job to this icon to rename it.O(:B B ' P6New job names may not contain periods)B C & 4N@B EC 1EC D Job_Hide_Button>C C * $(6Make Copy of Job>EC C * $(6Duplicates a JobC D + $]6Drag a job into this icon, give it a new nameand this creates an exact copy of it. This ishandy for "what if" situations where you don'twant to change your original job)C D & 4N?D E 1tE 7F Job_New_Button8D :E * $6New Button1E kE * $6Newy:E F * $6Creates a new complely blank Job. This Job will contain 3 completely blanktakeoffs named sheet1, sheet2 and sheet3.)kE 7F & 4NFF }F 1}F G Job_Estimating_ButtonI7F F * $>6Instant assemblies Database}F G - (6This button open the DATABASE job in cadestimator.This is where the instant assemblies are stored alongwith graphics etc.It behaves just like any other job and can also be usedas a template or a costbook.)F G & 4NDG 4H 14H I Job_PlanRoom_Button8G lH * $6BlueprintsB4H H * $06View Jobs' Plan RoomlH I . *6This is a viewer for any jobs' plans. Click on small pictures to view largeversion.Clicking and draging on large versionactivates zooming. Keep Right Clicking to exit back to the Job room.)H I & 4NBI J 1_ J )K Job_Report_Button;I GJ * $"6Report Button5 J |J * $6Reports[GJ K ) "6This views any jobs' Summary,Detailed and Compiled reportswithout actually loading it.)|J )K & 4N?K hK 1hK M Job_Select_Job:)K K * $ 6Delete a JobP&hK K * $L6Completely remove job from machinenK L + &6THERE IS NO UNDO FUNCTIONUSING THIS COMMAND WILL NOT ALLOWYOU TO RETRIEVE THIS LATER FROM THERECYLE BIN)K L & 4NW-L M * $Z6How To delete a job and get it back laterL M , &-6Simply use windows explorer to click on the jobin the cadest folder and delete it.This keeps a copy in the recyle bin if you needto get it back) M M & 4NDM :N 1:N O Job_Tracking_Button6 M pN * $6Tracking:N FO + $W6Takes you to the tracking program built into CADEST.It can be used to create Purchase Orders, Budgets,Labor reports, etc. by importing the takeoffs created in CADEST)pN oO & 4NIFO O 0 026{More about Tracking> oO 1e @ t Room_TrackingO O 4O @ 0 086"0.4 t 0 06"/= @ 1 Job_ViewMenu:t * $ 6Select Group= ( * $&6What are Groups7 _ / ,6Groups are a fast way of navigate between jobs you wantdisplayed together.When you click on any job, its group showsup in red. If you click on the group the display changesto show only jobs in the groupThis might be used for sub-divisions or clients etc.)( & 4NC_ ˂ 1˂ Z Job_Visible_ButtonG  * $:6Networking & CADESTIMATOR_5˂ q * $j6Runing cadest from other locations on the network 1 1 06Although cadest is not a true networking program(it is not multi-user) The networking button can pointto other locations across the network that contain acopy of the file cadest.exeThis can point to another cadest installation by locatingthe other cadests' "cadest.exe" fileYou can also use this feature to organize folders of jobsthat are kept separate from your working cadest folder.)q Z & 4N?1 1& Misc_CostBooksO%Z * $J6Pasting Assemblies from Costbooksd: L * $t6Click on image for more information about buttons etc.4 0 06"0EL ņ 1&ņ oldTakeoff_PrintMenu<  * $$6The Print Menu<ņ = * $$6Select PrinterhA ' 6This command allows you to setup printing options for Windows.)= · & 4N6  * $6Takeoff>?· C * $*6в Pictures and Text[1 * $b6䲀 Print all the pictures and text side by side.)C Lj & 4N<  * $$6в Picture ReportzOLj } + &6䲀 Print all the pictures and text side by side in special format for bidding) & 4N?} * $*6в Takeoff Text Only]3 B * $f6䲀 Prints the text of a takeoff only. No graphics.) k & 4NBB * $06в One Picture Per Pageuk M + &6䲀 Print All the pictures in the Takeoff along with graphics and materialassociated with them one picture per page.) v & 4N9M * $6Batch Printr>v ! 4 8|6Batch Printing allows you to print out multiple takeoffs8 Y * $6Cover PageM! 4 826p$Design a Cover PageEY 1r;  Takeoffs_Batch_PrintE 0 * $66Batch Printing Takeoffs_5 * $j6Click on image for information about buttons etc.40 Í 0 0(6" U+  * $V6press ESC to exit during batch printing?Í W 1łW E Room_Coverpage4 0 086"014W 0 06"2Q#  . *G6No estimate is really complete without a cover page. It adds a professional touch and also demonstrates you are willing to go "that extra mile" for your client.The coverpage interface is different from other parts of CadEstimator. It uses "Drag n Drop" to place objects   on the page.) E & 4N8 } 1} plans 1:E * $ 6Picture Menu4 } * $6RenameyP d ) "6Rename the selected image.This is the same as clickingon the image's title.) & 4N4 d * $6Delete / ,g6Remove image from Job.Only allowed if the imageis not in use with a takeoff.To remove an image from a takeoff, use the Picture Panel right-click command:"Remove Picture") & 4N8  1f 2 plans 19 = * $6Get Picture + $C6Opens Cadestimator's image importingutility. It reads all AutoCAD dwg/dwf/dxf as well as most industry raster formatsTiff, Targa, Jpeg, Bmp, and many more.)= 2 & 4N8 j 1mj plans 1?2 * $*6New Blank Picturej v , &C6Create a new blank picture witha scale already setup. You candraw on the image in the takeoffroom and then convert those linesinto a new background image.) & 4N8v 1~  plans 1;  * $"6Paste Picture - (k6Paste an image from the Windowsclip board into the planroom.Note: you can capture any windowon your screen by pressing Alt+PrintScreen.This places a bitmap on the clipboard.)  & 4N8 U 1U plans 1: * $ 6Edit PictureU C , &6Edit the selected bitmap usingthe bitmap editor of your choice.You can change which editor youwant to use in CadEstimator's setup) l & 4NHC 0 006aCadEstimator Setup8l 1^  plans 16 " * $6Show All . *36You can display drawings bytype. For example Floor plans,Elevations, Roof plans, Site plansSections, etc.This makes it easier to selectdrawings.)"  & 4N8 J 1J plans 12 | * $6ExitG J ' @6Exit back to the Takeoff Room)| & 4N8 $ 1$ plans 1: ^ * $ 6Rename TitleX0$ ( `6Click on the title of any imageto rename it.)^ & 4N8  1 a plans 1< S * $$6Select Picture 8 0 .k6Click once on a picture toselect itDlb-click on any picture toattach it to the current assemblyin the Takeoff room.Right-click on any picture to takeit to the Scale Room.)S a & 4N78 1 B price4=a * $&6Exit Price FileD  ' :6Return to the Takeoff Room) B & 4N7 y 1y price4DB * $46Paste Description onlyy , &6When you doubleclick and drag a line from theprice file into the takeoff, if you pass over thisbutton (it turns RED) before dropping it, just thedescription and price get pasted in (not a completeassembly)) & 4N B 7 C 1C  price4B * $06Show Only / Show All'C  0 .6Type the description of what you are searchingfor and only those line will be displayed.Searches can have up to 2 items separatedwith a space. For Example: 5/4 REDWOODFinds all entries that have both REDWOOD and 1/4in their description.)  & 4N7  1  _ price4F R * $86Adjust Prices by Percent  6 - (o6If prices are adjusted by +10 percent thenall the takeoffs will be updated by the pricein the pricefile adjusted by +10 percentThis does not change the prices in the pricefile)R _ & 4N76  1O  price4L"_  * $D6Paste From Home Depot Softwarey  * $6Highlight & copy lines in the home depot software thatcontain SKUsThen click here to paste them into the price file)  & 4N7  1 Z price4N$ 3 * $H6Create Price files from takeoffs 1 , &6It is possible for price files to contain a lot more informationthen just the price of an item.This information can be pasted back into the takeoff completewith formulas and assembly names, comments etc.)3 Z & 4N71  1>  price4CZ  * $26Copy List of Takeoffsr o ) "6This is a simple utiltiy that creates alist of all the takeoffs in a job. It canthen be saved as an XLS file.)  & 4N7o  1 price4J   * $@6Add Items not in Price Filek: 1 0u6You can use this utility to add items not alreadyin the price file.This is different from adding all entries to the pricefile. (which updates the price file prices with theprices brought in from the takeoffs)It disregards entries that already exist in theprice file and adds the new entries at the end) & 4N7 1 e price4C ' * $26Paste From Home Depot < 7 <6If you have the Home Depot sotware thatdownloads prices from the internet you canhightlight the SKU items (as many pagesas you want) and simply paste the inforight into the price file.From the price file you can drag it intothe takeoffs and create assemblies withthem.If you keep a record of what page numbersthe prices you need are on, it only takesa couple of minutes to input current pricesThe current prices could be used to updatethe takeoffs at any time.)' e & 4N; < 1e  Room_Price4e 0 086"034  0 026"*49 A 1A # Price2 11 r * $6New_A ) "6Start with a completly blank price file.This erases the contents of the currentprice file.)r # & 4N9 \ 1\  Price2 1;#  * $"6Printer SetupM&\  ' L6Select and/or setup Windows Printer)  & 4N9 F 1F @ Price2 13  y * $6Print:F  ' &6Print price file)y @ & 4N @  9 E@ 1E@ A Price2 1: @ @ * $ 6Sort By Codee=E@ @ ( z6Price file is sorted by column BUsed with SKU Price files)@ A & 4N9@ FA 1FA (B Price2 1J A A * $@6Sort By Material DescriptionoGFA A ( 6Price file is sorted by column AUse with regular or SKU Price files)A (B & 4N9A aB 1aB C Price2 1>(B B * $(6Close Price file9aB B ' $6Exit Price File)B C & 4N9B :C 1:C C Price2 12C lC * $6Load<:C C ' *6Load a price file.)lC C & 4N9C D 1 D D Price2 12C 6Importing ASCII Price FilesEI J * $66The Import ASCII WindowhI J ' 6CadEstimator can import a tab or comma delimited ASCII file in either the SKU or the standard format.)J J & 4N8J K 3 6 6"5!J .O ( 6The ASCII price import window works the same whether a standard or SKU price file is being imported. When this command is executed the current price file is made blank, and a form appears asking for the location of the ASCII file to load. The first ten lines of that ASCII file are imported and displayed with all the columns that are available to use. In the SKU price file you must pick 3 columns and type their letters in the text box. For the standard price file you need to only pick 2. These are the only columns that will be imported into the price file. Click the Preview Button to see if the results conform to how CadEstimator wants information set up in price files. When you're sure that it is importing correctly, press the Import ASCII File button. After importing is complete, Use the File menu Save As command in the Price Files to save the file under the name you want. When you know what format the ASCII file is in, you can just type in the column letters and press the Import ASCII File button.) K WO & 4N9.O O 1O C Price2 18WO O * $6Page SetupFO  ' >6Set up page prinO  WO ting options)O C & 4N9 | 1| ` Price2 1FC € * $86Import Home Depot PricesuM| 7 ( 6Imports from a .csv file previously exportedfrom the Home Depot Software.)€ ` & 4N; 7 1e ρ  Room_Price4` ρ 0 086"034  0 0&6"69ρ < 1< Price2 1G * $:6Copy to Windows Clipboard9< 1 . Price2 1D * $46Paste From SpreadSheet  + $6Paste a range of cells previously copied to the Windows clipboardfrom a spreadsheet.Note: you can move ranges of cells in this spreadsheet by highlightingthem and then dragging the BORDER to a different location.) . & 4N9 g 1jg Price2 1L". * $D6Add All Takeoffs To Price Fileg o * "%6Build a price file from scratch using the datain the takeoffs. This price file can then be used to update all the prices in all the takeoffs.) & 4N9o х 1х Price2 1M#  * $F6Find Same Item Different Pricesх 1 0Q6Before using price files to update the prices in takeoffsits a good idea to use this utility to find out if there areidentical items with different prices.This could mean that you need to more uniquely identifyitems for example: "Drywall Labor" instead of "Labor"This is important because items in the price file can only haveone value. You do not want to mistakenly update all your takeoffswith the wrong value.) & 4N7 W 1W price42 * $6ViewZ2W ( d6Select the zoom factor to viewthe spreadsheet.) & 4N7 C 1C  price42 u * $6Showg?C ܉ ( ~6Select which items in this menuyou would like to search for)u  & 4N7܉ < 1_< d price4< x * $$6Update Takeoff< ; - (-6Click to update current takeoffwith current pricefilea white X appears on each linein the takeoff that was found andupdated by the price file.)x d & 4N7; 1 f price4Ad ܋ * $.6Update All Takeoffsa8 = ) "p6Click to update all the takeoffs in the current Job)܋ f & 4N7= 1{ price4?f ܌ * $*6Paste As Assembly + $c6When you doubleclick and drag a line from theprice file into the takeoff, if you pass over thisbutton (it turns RED) before dropping it, a completeassembly gets pasted in.)܌ & 4N7  1 price4H ` * $<6Interfacing the price file0 0 .6You can double-click and drag from the price fileand drop it on a line in the takeoff room.Note: you have to double-click and dragnot simply drag.You can also double click on any descriptionin the takeoff and the price file displays thatlocation)` & 4NE 1 ) Report rename source  - (6This is a special report you can generate which searches every takeoff for entries in it that are sorted to other takeoffs and gives you the opportunity to rename that reference.For example; If you had a takeoff named "DRYWALL" and other takeoffs had entries sorted to "DRYWALL"You might want to rename the takeoff "DRYWALL" to "SHEETROCK". Use this utility to change every occurence of "DRYWALL" to "SHEETROCK" in the sort fields of all takeoffs.) ) & 4NF o 16o _ Report Room File MenuC) * $26Report Room File Menu>o * $(6Configure ReportL% < ' J6Setup the takeoffs for the reports) e & 4NV%< 1 2J6Export to SpreadsheetExport Toe w * "%6As different options become available they willappear in this menu. It is updated when youget the latest version of cadest over the Internet.) & 4N3 w * $6Printc< 6 ' x6The report on the currently selected tab will be printed.) _ & 4N86 13 Summary<_ * $$6Summary Reportm i ) "6The Summary shows the total cost of each takeoff as well as the bottom line cost for the entire project.) & 4N9i 1L Detailed=  * $&6Detailed Report * "6The detailed report shows all the detail that went into the creation of the summary. Every charge to the estimate is itemized.) & 4N9  1=  Compiled= T * $&6Compiled Reportu ) "6The Compiled Report gives less details, but shows how much of each material in that takeoff needs to be ordered.)T  & 4N7 R 1pR Source; * $"6Source ReportR b , &S6The Source report shows the rawinformation that is compiled fromall the takeoffs. It is useful to trackdown items that have been sortedin from different takeoffs.) & 4NDb 1 k Rename Source FieldA  * $.6Rename Source Field2 B 1 06This report is a trouble shooter tofix a problem that may come upin the summary reportFor example you have an entry showing up in the summarycalled "TEST" and you can't findout where it is comming from.This tab has utilities that fix the problem) k & 4N8B 1{ ReportsAk * $.6Mat/Equip/Labor/Sub - (Y6Every line in every takeoff can be definedas being either Material, Equipment, Labor and Sub-ContractThis report shows how each of these figuredinto the total cost.) & 4N> $ 1$ Address Block; _ * $"6Address Block]5$ ( j6This address is set in the takeoffroom JOB button)_ & 4N> # 1# Company Block; ^ * $"6Company Blocka9# ( r6This information is set in the takeoffroom JOB button)^ & 4N > J 1:J ; Account Codes; * $"6Account CodesdJ  ) "6Every Takeoff should have an accountcode. You can sort takeoffs by changingtheir account codes.) ; & 4NB } 1[}  Summary Dlb-Click;;  * $"6Takeoff NamesC}  * $26In the Summary ReportrI m ) "6You can dlb click on a takeoffsname to load and display thattakeoff.)  & 4N: m  1 y View Menu3   * $6PrintM& P ' L6Print the currently selected report) y & 4N< P  1X  Direct Cost9y  * $6Direct CostC 1 * $26In the Summary ReportwN  ) "6The cost column displays the costof each takeoff before tax and or profit)1  & 4N;   1(   Tax Column8 D * $6Tax ColumnC   * $26In the Summary ReportID  1 016The tax column displays how muchtax is to be paid. The tax rate itselfcan be adjust in the Takeoff RoomJOB / INFORMATION / PRICES menu.The title of this column does not haveto be "TAX" there is a place in thecadestimator setup where you canchange it to something else.)  & 4N>  7 1:7 3 Profit Column; r * $"6Profit ColumnC7  * $26In the Summary ReportU$r 1 0I6The profit column displays how muchprofit is to be paid. The profit rate itselfcan be adjust in the Takeoff RoomJOB / INFORMATION / PRICES menu.The title of this column does not haveto be "PROFIT" there is a place in thecadestimator setup where you canchange it to something else.) 3 & 4N= p 1Zp Total Column:3 * $ 6Total ColumnCp * $26In the Summary ReportwM d * $6The total column displays thetotal of the cost, tax, and profitcolumns.) & 4N< d 1 T Bottom Line;  * $"6Save SettingsP& T * $L6Save how the reports are generated<  1 O Bottom Line?T * $*6Edit Column widthW/ & ( ^6Show top of columns so they can beresized.) O & 4N< & 1 Bottom Line;O * $"6Open In Excel 3 46Open the select Report in ExcelWhenever you generate the reportsnew excel spreadsheets are createdin the folder of the job. They are:SUMMARY.XLSDETAILED.XLSCOMPILED.XLSSOURCE.XLSMELS.XLSALLOWANC.XLS) & 4N< 2 12 @ Bottom Line; m * $"6Detail SortedI2  2 2/6The Default Value is to be checkedUnchecking causes the detailed reportto be left in the original order of theassemblies in takeoff.Note: The compiled report will notwork correctly with this un-checked.Change settings and regenerateto get the proper compiled report.)m @ & 4N @ <  H@ 1@H@ EA Bottom Line6 @ ~@ * $6HomeTechsH@ A + &6The Default Value is to be Un checkedUse this for format the reports betterwhen using the HomeTech Database.)~@ EA & 4N< A A 1A +C Bottom Line8EA A * $6AllowancesIA C 6 :'6Every line in the takeoff thathas the ALLOWANCE flagset shows up in this reportNote that the report showsthe dollar amount of theallowance. The takeoff thatit originated in still hastax and or profit andan added % which doesnot show up in the allowancereport)A +C & 4N< C gC 1gC E Exit Button9+C C * $6Exit ButtonNgC D 5 836Exit back to the Takeoffroom. This leaves the reportopen and it will not need tobe regenerated each time youmove back from the takeoff room. you can select the regeneratebutton at any time.You can force the report toclose completly by usingthe Windows close button )C E & 4N< D SE 1SE F Bottom Line?E E * $*6No Sub-CategoriesSE F 2 26By default CADESTIMATOR displaysthe finished summary exactly the waythe takeoffs appear in the takeoff room(showing all Categories and sub-categories)Use this feature to suppress categorytitles)E F & 4N< F F 1HF H Print Setup9F 0G * $6Print Setup~F G , (6Each Report can be setup with it own Fonts, colors, print margins etc.Move to each Report's Tabthen click this button.)0G H & 4NBG EH 1eEH hI Regenerate Report8H }H * $6RegenerateEH ?I . *)6Regenerate the report.After you have madechanges to how youwant the reports selectthis button to updatethe reports with the latest changes.)}H hI & 4N??I I 1 I uK Sort To on/off>hI I * $(6Sort To On/Offg2I LK 5 8e6When Sort to is checkeditems in a takeoff thatare sorted to a different entry show up in thoseentries when you generatethe reports.When Sort to is not checkedall items in the takeoff remainin that takeoff when the reportis compiled. Even though youmay have sorting informationin the takeoff)I uK & 4N7LK K 1K gL Prices4 uK K * $6Prices^5K >L ) "j6If you want prices in theReports check this box.)K gL & 4NA>L L 12L M Hide Blank Lines>gL L * $(6Hide Blank Lines`L pM * $6Check this box if you want to suppress lines in the summary that don't have a dollar value)L M & 4N9pM M 19M N Report_1<M N * $$6Show Cost OnlypM N + &6Check this box if you wantthe summary report to onlyshow direct cost and not include tax or profit/markup)N N & 4N8N O 1B O ` Reports9N CO * $6The Reportsf< O O * $x6Click on the Tabs For More Information about Each Report4CO O 0 06"76 O  * $6O  N CompiledO 7 ) 6The Compiled Report gives less details, but shows how much of each material in that takeoff needs to be ordered.There is a setting in the CadEst.ini file that allows you to attatch the material description to a SKU item in this report.) ` & 4NC7 1 T Reports_regeneratea` + ' 6Use This command to regenerate the reports if you have made changes in the report print setup.) T & 4N9+ 1e Room_CAD4T 0 086"04 0 0&6" 9 . 1e. b Room_CAD4 b 0 086"04. 0 0&6" ?b Ճ 1eՃ = Room_Coverpage4 0 086"084Ճ = 0 06"9A ~ 1e~ Room_GetPictures4= 0 086"084~ 0 06"9= # 1e# W Room_Takeoff4 W 0 086"04# 0 0h6"`:9W ą 1eą , Room_Job4 0 086"0;4ą , 0 0*6""<= i 1e i ц Room_Takeoff4, 0 086"04i ц 0 06"=; 1e  @ t Room_Price4ц @ 0 086"034 t 0 0&6">; @ 1e   Room_Scale4t 0 086"0?4  0 0"6"@= T 1e T Room_Takeoff4 0 086"04T 0 06"== 1e  - a Room_Takeoff4 - 0 086"04 a 0 0 6"A= - 1e ҉  Room_Takeoff4a ҉ 0 086"04  0 0,6"$B8҉ > 1>  Scale 13  q * $6Scale]> ( 6Set picture to a known page size and scaleThis is useful for output of blueprint scanners)q  & 4N8 W 1W $ Scale 17  * $6Width Boxm>W / ,}6Type in the width between the two vertical red lines.Use Feet and inches separated by a ' fractions of an inch are in decimal. For example forty two foot seven and one half inches= 42' 7.5when you have a HEIGHT set you can click on the word WIDTH and cadest will fill in the missing valuefrom the proportions) $ & 4N8 \ 1 \ . Scale 18$ * $6Height BoxqB\  / ,6Type in the distance between the two horizontal red lines.Use Feet and inches separated by a ' fractions of an inchare in decimal. For example forty two foot seven and one half inches= 42' 7.5when you have a WIDTH set you can click on the word HEIGHT and cadest will fill in the missing valuefrom the proportions) . & 4N8 f 1f Scale 1=. * $&6Select Type Boxf . *6If you assign types to the plansyou scale, it . will make it easierlater to view them by type.For example you may just wantto see the "floor plans" or justthe "elevations" when you arein the Plan Room.) & 4N8  1 Scale 19 G * $6Zoom Windowi9 0 .s6When you are dragging arrowsonto the blueprint, this zoomwindow shows a blow up of thearea under the mouse. A scrollingbar appears on this window thatallows you to fine tune the locationof the line, Sometimes the line mightnot exactly agree with the fine tuningbut the fine tuning is the most accurate.)G & 4N8  1p I Scale 1: K * $ 6CAD checkbox , &S6Checking this box can dramaticallyenhance how CAD drawing and trueblack and white images are displayed.it will not work with continuious toneimages (like photos).)K I & 4N8 1 5 Scale 1CI * $26Change Line thicknessH! ' B6Make red lines on image bolder) 5 & 4N8 m 1m 9 Scale 17 5 * $6Help MenulDm  ( 6shows how to format numbers typed intothe height and width boxes) 9 & 4N8 q 1q # Scale 1<9 * $$6Line ThicknessM&q ' L6Makes lines easier to see on image.) # & 4N8 [ 1[ Scale 12# * $6HelpU-[ ( Z6Shows format if Feet and Inches or Metric) & 4N8 C 1C ) Scale 1: } * $ 6Scale ScreenO%C * $J6Scale Screen has 2 types of input4} 5 86This screen accepts dropping the arrowsyou drag from the "Arrows" box. You haveto drop 4 arrows to define an area in yourimage. These lines are usually placed onthe ext walls or some other known dimbecause of this next type of input, in somecases it does not matter where you place thelines.After you have the 4 lines drawn and beforeyou have entered the dimensions, you canclick 2 points anywhere on the picture thathas a known distance. The height and widthvalues are automatically calculated.) ) & 4N8 a 1(a Q Scale 17 ) * $6OK buttonfa ( * $6The OK button will only beenabled if a valid scale hasbeen typed into the Widthand Height boxes.) Q & 4N8( 1 T Scale 1;Q * $"6Cancel buttong? + ( ~6The Cancel button exits withoutsaving any changes you made.) T & 4N8+ 1 I Scale 17 T * $6Arrow Box]* 3 4U6Drag the Arrow you want anddrop it on the blueprint. Whileyou are dragging you can seea zoomed view of the mouseslocation. If you don't drop thearrow perfectly you still havethe option of fine tuning it inthe zoom window.Move the Mouse in and out ofthis box to turn on zoomingfeature.) I & 4N7 1 @ specs1:I * $ 6Save ChangesQ*  ' T6Save changes but do not update  I takeoffs) @ & 4N7 w 1w & specs1<@ * $$6Update TakeoffJ#w ' F6Updates the current takeoff only) & & 4N7 ] 1]  specs1A&  * $.6Update All TakeoffsU.]  ' \6Updates all the takeoffs in the current job)  & 4N7 S 1 S  specs13   * $6PrintJ#S  ' F6Print the current specifications)  & 4N7 0 1!0  specs1C s * $26Editing Specification|H0  4 66Specification are on a standard Excelspreadsheet.Column A contains the variable nameColumn B contains what the variableshould becolumns C - ? are other values you mightwant the variables to havePress F2 to edit cell or just type overDouble-clicking on column A rotates valuein column B - ? to change specification)s  & 4N? W 1"W  takeoff index1>  * $(6Accounting CodesW  1 06You can type new account codesright where you see them.Use of accounting codes is optionalin CADESTIMATOR except if youwant to do TRACKING. Tracking links the costs to theaccount codes)  & 4N?  1# | takeoff index1? 1 * $*6Option is presentK! | * $B6Shows when options in takeoff?1  1I$  takeoff index1?|  * $*6Percentage of JOBO% I * $J6Shows cost as a Percentage of jobS,  ' X6Shows each takeoffs percentage of the job)I  & 4N?  1u% : takeoff index1B F * $06Cost per square footW * $6Based on the project size and costof each takeoffThis project size is set in the)F & 4NJ : 0 046Job Information FormH 1łI& t Takeoff Job Information4: 0 086"0= * $&6Job InformationA 4 * $.6Setup - Information8 l 3 6 6"Cp4  * $6This form sets up the job name, address, builder etc.that you want to appear on printouts of the estimate.)l / & 4N= l * $&6Setup - Pricing8/ 3 6 6"Dj@l  * $6Determines how tax and profit are applied to the estimate.) 7 & 4NM# * $F6Setup Screen and Printout Fonts87 3 6 6"E@ * $,6Setup Project Size8 4 3 6 6"F K + $6The estimator's name and misc info can be stored here. It will not show up in any reports.The Project Size is a new feature in version 5. By setting project size you'll be ableto glean all kinds of information from a previous job.)4 t & 4N?K  1)' A takeoff index1Bt @ * $06Cost per square foot @ t  @ . *_6Based on the square footage you typein when you double-click on this columnShowing the sf cost of that actual partof construction is useful for projectingfuture cost.) @ A & 4N?@ QA 1@(QA RB takeoff index1CA A * $26Change Column SpacingjQA )B + &6Use the mouse to drag the columns wherethey work best.The column setting is saved between sessions.)A RB & 4N?)B B 1^)B D takeoff index1:RB B * $ 6Add TemplateB D 6 : 6You can drag a takeoffs from any other job anddrop it where you want them in the currentjob using it like a template.Templates you drag in can simply beassembliesTemplates you drag in can contain graphicsand already built assemblies.Templates can also contain images ofwhat you want to paste in. The imagecan show many objects and the graphicshighlight each particular one.)B D & 4N?D D 1*D E takeoff index19D (E * $6Add TakeoffnED E ) "6Drag this Icon and drop it whereyou want to insert a new takeoff)(E E & 4N?E E 1+E H takeoff index1@E >F * $,6Add Category Title.E lH 6 :6Generally Category titles are place markersYou don't usually want to put any information in thembecause it will not show up any in the reports.Its main use is to act as a totaler for a group of takeoffs.Other usesIn the compile menu you can compile the category'ssub parts into a single takeoff (residing in the category titlemarker). this takeoff can be printed. Because contents of category titles do not show up in reports,there is no conflict about having the information in 2 places)>F H & 4N?lH H 10,H I takeoff index1AH I * $.6Turn Picture On/Off]H I * $6This command gets the picture outof the way so you can view the entirelist of takeoffs.)I I & 4N?I J 1-J M takeoff index1;I ?J * $"6Takeoff NamesN$J J * $H6Double-Click on a Category TitleN'?J J ' N6This expands or collapses a category)J K & 4NGJ KK * $:6Double-Click on a takeoffK L , &K6You can double-click on a takeoffsname to display a list of all theassemblies in the takeoff. Youcan then click on the list andthe assembly will be displayed.)KK EL & 4N:L L * $ 6Fast EditingEL |M / ,6You can type over the takeoff namesright where you see them.You can drag takeoffs to a new locationyou can insert new takeoffs simply bypressing the INSERT key. Then justtype its new name over it.)L M & 4N?|M M 1V.M takeoff index12M N * $6CostP&M fN * $L6Turning Takeoff COSTS ON and OFFl8N O 4 6q6Double-Clicking in the cost columntoggles the state of the takeoff.the icon in the Name columnis gray when a takeoff is turned off.and blue or red when it is turned onTakeoffs that are turned off are notincluded in the job in any way.A blue check means that there isat least one qty in the takeoff)fN & 4NO M ?O K 1/K takeoff index11 | * $6TaxN$K ʀ * $H6Turning Takeoff TAX ON and OFF|| p * $6Double-Clicking in the Tax columndetermines if a takeoff will be taxedor not. A dollar amout will show iftax is added.)ʀ & 4N?p ؁ 10؁ 6 takeoff index14 * $6ProfitQ'؁ ] * $N6Turning Takeoff PROFIT ON and OFF + $ 6Double-Clicking in the Profit columndetermines if a takeoff will have profitadded. A dollar amout will show ifprofit is added.)] 6 & 4N? u 11u Є takeoff index196 * $6Add Percent>u * $(6Add a Percentage , &6You can type in a percent tobe added to the total costof a takeoff. In bidding jobsyou might use this to allow for a difficultly factor.) Є & 4N?  12 takeoff index1:Є I * $ 6Total ColumnJ  * $@6Display results of all costs[I  * $6All costs including added %How tax & profit are calculatedis setup in Job information) A & 4NE 0 0*6AcCJob information?A ņ 1j3ņ takeoff index18 * $6Bid AmountAņ > * $.6Display cost of bid_ LJ * $6This is what the jobwas bid at as opposedto the stick mode whichis what it actually cost.)> & 4N?LJ / 1U4/ E takeoff index1: i * $ 6Stick AmountD/ * $46Display cost of SticksoGi  ( 6This is what the job actually costas opposed to what it was bid at.) E & 4NK 15 _ Takeoff Picture PrefrencesAE щ * $.6Picture Preferencesa: 2 ' t6The Preferences form is accessed from the PICTURE menu.)щ [ & 4N82 3 6 6"GR([ * $P6Select what color lines to draw with ϋ ) 6Click on the color bar to select which color will be used for the default color to draw graphics on the picture. This color setting can be overwritten in the style menu for each assembly.. ) & 4NCϋ ; * $26Select Line Thickness( c ( 6Select a line thickness that suits the scale of the drawing. Too thin and they are hard to see. Too thick and joist may blend together depending on their spacing. Line thickness can also be adjusted for the printouts by a setting in the CadEst.ini file.); & 4N>c ʍ * $(6Printing Optionsg@ 1 ' 6Select how your printer will print graphics drawn on pictures)ʍ Z & 4N=1 * $&6Picture DensityZ E (  6Change the picture density. This feature can make your screen and printouts look better because the graphics will really stand out.) n & 4NCE * $26Apply to All PicturesyRn 6 ' 6Setting for the current picture can be 6 E applied to all pictures in the estimate.) _ & 4NE6 16 , Takeoff Room PictureB_ * $06Takeoff Room PictureF , * $86Picture Right-Click MenuH t 17t Takeoff Room Print MenuE, * $66Takeoff Room Print MenuHt  1b8  Takeoff_assembly_menu_1; < * $"6Open CostBook8 t 3 6 6"H~U< ) "6Open the current costbook. If acostbook is not yet loaded thenselect a costbook.)t  & 4NH c 1q9c Takeoff_assembly_menu_0? * $*6Make Font Smallerc c 6 :6"IBump the fontsize down. Thisalso checks for new text andadjusts the screen columnwidths based on the amountof text in each column.) & 4NHc 1: Takeoff_assembly_menu_0?  * $*6Goto Next Graphicd2 w 2 4f6"JJump to next assemblythat has graphics drawn) & 4NHw 1; . Takeoff_assembly_menu_0E - * $66Update Scale in takeoffW 3 66"KRecalculate all the information inthe current takeoff to adjust to thenew scale.)- & 4NN . 0 0<6UEDMore Infor on Scale RoomH v 1<v Takeoff_assembly_menu_0F. * $86Update Prices in takeoffNv < 2 46"LUpdate all the prices in the currenttakeoff using the current Price file) e & 4NL< 0 086S@CMore About Price FilesHe 1c=  Takeoff_assembly_menu_0= 6 * $&6Repeat Assembly 5 86"MMake a copy of the assemblythe cursor is on. The cursorshould be on the first line ofthe assembly you want to duplicate.)6  & 4NH \ 1>\ Takeoff_assembly_menu_0E * $66Link to Other Documents\ 7  9 * $(6Spell Check CellX' 1 2P6"OCheck the active cell for spelling)9 & 4NH  1@ Takeoff_assembly_menu_0@ B * $,6Spell Check Column_- 2 4\6"PSpell check the column the cursoris in.)B & 4NH  1A Takeoff_assembly_menu_0A S * $.6Spell Check TakeoffQ  1 2B6"QSpell check entire takeoff.)S & 4NH  1B Takeoff_assembly_menu_0L" a * $D6Change pitch in formula wizard X1 0w6"RAllows you to set the pitch of all other assemblies in the takeoff that have pitch set in the formula wizarda X . It lines are highlighted in the takeoff, the selected lines are updated.)a & 4NHX1CTakeoff_assembly_menu_0F* $86Spell Check All TakeoffsZ)i1 2T6"SSpell check all takeoffs in the job.)& 4NHi1D8Takeoff_assembly_menu_0G!* $:6Spell Check Takeoff Names8 >o6"SSpell check all takeoff names.Warning: Cadestimator uses thename of the takeoffs for sortingpurposes. If you change the nameof a takeoff you could break the sort to link. )!8& 4NH1ETakeoff_assembly_menu_07 8* $6Cut Lines6 :a6"TDelete the high-lighted lines and savethem to internal clipboard.(lines can be highlighted by draggingthe mouse down or by using the Shift-downarrows in the takeoff.))& 4NH 1F Takeoff_assembly_menu_08E* $6Copy LinesG 0 006"UCopy Selected Lines)E& 4NH1GTakeoff_assembly_menu_096* $6Paste Linese41 2j6"VPaste LinesNote: pasted quantites will be blank)6& 4NH 1!H Takeoff_assembly_menu_0FR* $86Jump to previous Graphicj9 1 2t6"WMove cursor to previous entry that hasGraphics drawn)R& 4NH-1I- Takeoff_assembly_menu_0Gt* $:6Block Edit Comment ColumnC - 6 :6"XUsed to paste or type long blocks of text into the comment column. Words automaticallywrap to next entry in comment column. Thisis useful for longer descriptions then a singleline in the comment column could provide.These comments show up in finished takeoffs.)t & 4NH ( 1^J( > Takeoff_assembly_menu_0H p * $<6Block Edit Assembly Columnh(  = H6"YUsed to paste or type long blocks of text into the Assembly column. This information does not show up on anyof the printouts. It is used as a reminderfor the estimator to check something.Words appear in RED on the takeoffs.Because this command cuts down oncadestimator's performance it is reccomendedit be used for less then 20-30 lines of text)p > & 4NH  1nK  Takeoff_assembly_menu_0>>  * $(6Make Font Larger  6 :6"ZBump the fontsize up. Thisalso checks for new text andadjusts the screen columnwidths based on the amountof text in each column.)  & 4NR!  1L Takeoff_assembly_Right_click_MenuM# K* $F6Assembly Panel Right-Click Menu4 0 026"*[AK1 MTakeoff_column_0?* $*6The Column TitleswOv( 6Single clicking on the column titlesselects the entire takeoff for copying.)& 4NAv1 NATakeoff_column_0A-@* $.6-@The Assembly Column@* "6The assembly column shows the title of eachAssembly. every line following the title untilthe next title is considered a "Sub-assembly")-@ A& 4Ni@AR t6B.@c Assembly Panel Right Click MenuDouble click command for Assembly columnMore About ColumnsA AB1OBETakeoff_column_0<ACB* $$6The Qty ColumnyBB) "6Like a Spreadsheet cell the Qty columncontains a formula that creates thefinal answer. (Amount of material to order))CBC& 4NZ0BhC* $`6Double Clicking brings up the Formula WizardaCDN l6@c x CeDouble Clicking brings up the Formula WizardMore About ColumnsMore About FormulasK!hCbD* $B6The Assembly Right Click MenuqIDD( 6When you Right Click on the Assembly Panelthe following menu pops up.)bDD& 4NLDEA R6vKUAssembly Panel Right Click MenuMore about Qty column in version 5ADE1PE ITakeoff_column_0DEF* $46The Description ColumnEF+ $6This column contains a complete descriptionof what needs to be ordered. Although it can'tdo formulas like the Qty column, you can imbedvariables in it to change the material descriptions.)F#G& 4Nl+FGA RV6@c [/More About ColumnsSpecificationsK!#GG* $B6The Assembly Right Click MenuqIGKH( 6When you Right Click on the Assembly Panelthe following menu pops up.)GtH& 4NTKH IA R6DHmmAssembly Panel Right Click MenuMore about description column in version 5AtHJI1QJI LTakeoff_column_0@ II* $,6The Comment ColumnnJI"J* $6The comment column is used to give moreinformation about a material. You can embedvariables in it also..)IKJ& 4NL"JJ4 806@c More About ColumnsK!KJJ* $B6The Assembly Right Click MenuqIJSK( 6When you Right Click on the Assembly Panelthe following menu pops up.)J|K& 4NPSK LA R6g?ǀAssembly Panel Right Click MenuMore about comment column in version 5A|KNL1!RNL.OTakeoff_column_0H LL* $<6The MAT & LAB Unit Columns>NLM/ ,6These columns contain the unit costs of whatis described in the description column.***Note: the current version has no advantageto using the labor col. it now acts as an extensionof the Mat Unit. A future update will be able toseperate material and labor costs)LM& 4NY/MVN* $^6Double Click on MAT col to turn item to BidMO* " 6If the MAT column ends in the word BID thenthat item will not be updated by the price fileSee more about this is the price room.)VN.O& 4NAOoO1SoOTakeoff_column_0>.OO* $(6The Total ColumnXoO9( 6The Total column is calculated by multiplyO9.Oingthe Qty column times the Unit column. .)Ob& 4NL94 806@c More About ColumnsK!b* $B6The Assembly Right Click MenuqIj( 6When you Right Click on the Assembly Panelthe following menu pops up.)& 4NY%j4 8J6Assembly Panel Right Click MenuD01cT0OTakeoff_CompileMenu>n* $(6The Compile Menu;0* $"6Itemized Listn+ $_6This command displays the Compile Form that compiles the current Takeoff into a detailed list with all material sorted by type. All Assembles and comments remain intact.)& 4NF4 8$6>The Compiler=/* $&6в Shortcut Key F6Ap* $.6Total Each Materialq/ ( 6This command displays the Compile Form that compiles the current Takeoff into a simple total of all material.)p2& 4N= o* $&6в Shortcut Key F7F24 8$6>The Compiler=o* $&6Compile by Listֆ* "u6This command allows you to create a Takeoff that is actually a combination of other Takeoffs. Any Takeoff within the current job can be loaded and optionally multiplied by a number.)& 4NP ֆO0 0@6.Q:More about Compile By ListA1} U Takeoff_Compiler@OЇ* $,6Compiling TakeoffsA* $.6Compiling A Takeoff8ЇI3 6 6"\H* $<6The Material Compiler FormvKI+ $6This form is displayed when either the COMPILE \ ITEMIZED LIST or the COMPILE \ TOTAL EACH MATERIAL menu is selected.The Material Compiler form displays a finished material list. The list is sorted by material type and can either show an itemized or compiled list depending on which option was selected from the Compile menu.)0& 4N?o* $*6Displaying Pricesu0 ' 6Prices are displayed unless the SETUP \ JOB INFORMATION \ PRICES menu item "NO PRICES IN TAKEOFS has been checked.)o4& 4N@ t* $,6Tabs at the Bottom4[( 6If any line in the current takeoff is sorted to another takeoff for the report, a tab for that takeoff is added and the list of material sorted to it is displayed when that tab is clicked.)t& 4N?[Ì* $*6Compiler Commands3 * $6вPrintHÌ>* $<6䲀 Print out the current tab.)g& 4N2>* $6вCopyyOg* $6䲀 Copy highlighted lines of text for pasting into other Windows applications.);& 4N>y* $(6вLarger / Smaller_;, (6䲀 Set the size of the font to make the Takeoff easier to read. (Does not effect printouts.))y-& 4N2_* $6вExitD-* $46䲀 Return to the Takeoff.)_ & 4N OHT1VT Takeoff_Graphic_Toolbox= * $&6Graphic Toolbox4T0 0@6"8]G * $:6Click on Buttons for infoHT1WTTakeoff_GraphicToolbox_E * $66Takeoff_GraphicToolbox_IT1~XTakeoff_Graphics_ToolboxF(* $86Jump to Previous Graphic4 6'6"^Searchs backwards to find an assembly that has graphics attached. If none are found it starts at the end of the takeoff and works backward.)(& 4NI`1~Y`Takeoff_Graphics_Toolbox=* $&6Joist Fill ToolK`0 086"Fill an area with Joist)& 4N, &6The joist fill tool fills a polygon with joist. The joist are always drawn perpendicular to the first line drawn. This tool is great for hip roofs when used with the FormulaWizard pitch settings.)0& 4Ne14 8b6GZ}What Variables do the graphic tools update?I01vZ Takeoff_Graphics_Toolbox7 * $6Line ToolMb0 0<6"_Draw lines point to point)& 4Nb}- (6This tool allows you to draw lines by specifying each line's start and end point. After selecting this tool click and release on the starting point, then click and release on the end point.)& 4Ne1} 4 8b6GZ}What Variables do the graphic tools update?IT1V[TaTakeoff_Graphics_ToolboxC * $26Horizontal Joist ToolKT0 086"`Draw Joist Horizontally) & 4N- (76The Horizontal joist tool is similar to the Box tool but draws joist instead. The spacing of the joist is set by the"OC box in the graphics toolbox) & 4Ne1a4 8b6GZ}What Variables do the graphic tools update?I1g\Takeoff_Graphics_ToolboxAa* $.6Diagonal Joist ToolI40 046"aDraw Joist diagonally)]& 4N4:3 4U6The diagonal joist tool requires you to select three points. The first two define the "band" that could cap the ends of the joist. The third point defines the length of the joist (As measuredfrom the 2nd point ). This Tool does notadjust the spacing of the joist to true centers if the band is not perpendicular to the joist. The number of joist is calculated by how many centers divide into the run of the band.)]c& 4Ne1:4 8b6GZ}What Variables do the graphic tools update?Ic1^]2Takeoff_Graphics_Toolbox6 G* $6Box Tool>0 06"bDraw a Box)G& 4N, &}6This Tool draws boxes and rectangles on the image. Click and Release on the starting point of one corner of the box, move the cursor to the opposite diagonal and click to draw the box)& 4Ne124 8b6GZ}What Vari2ables do the graphic tools update?I{1l^{Takeoff_Graphics_Toolbox92* $6Circle ToolA{0 0$6"cDraw a Circle)& 4N- (u6This tool allows you to draw circles. After selecting this tool click and release on the center of the circle, then click and release when the circle reaches the proper diameter.).& 4Ne14 8b6GZ}What Variables do the graphic tools update?I.1k_Takeoff_Graphics_Toolbox:* $ 6The Dot Tool>T0 06"dDraw a dot)}& 4NTp- (6The Dot Tool allows you to place a Dot on the image to specify the location of some point. It also has some special variables assoiated with it that allow for right and left hand door swings)}& 4Ne1p4 8b6GZ}What Variables do the graphic tools update?IG1`GTakeoff_Graphics_Toolbox=* $&6The Eraser ToolCG0 0(6"eThe Eraser Tool)& 4N: *. *6Use the Erase Tool to delete any graphic from the picture. Simply position the cursor over the graphic and click. There is no UN-delete command. The graphic must be re-drawn to reinstate it. This Tool affects all the variables of any graphic object it erases.)S& 4Ne1*4 8b6GZ}What Variables do the graphic tools update?IS1ae Takeoff_Graphics_Toolbox?@* $*6The Neighbor ToolF0 0.6"The Neighbor Tool.)@& 4N( . *6This tool displays all graphics drawnon the same picture in the Takeoff. Each set of graphics is drawn in a different color. It is very useful to check if you have already estimated a particular area. This tool does not affect any variables.) & 4Ne1 e 4 8b6GZ}What Variables do the graphic tools update?I  1b ] Takeoff_Graphics_Toolbox@e  * $,6Erase All GraphicsA / 0 0$6"fThe Trash Can) X & 4NwN/  ) "6Erase all the graphics on the current assembly.All variables are updated.)X  & 4Ne1 ] 4 8b6GZ}What Variables do the graphic tools update?I  1c  Takeoff_Graphics_ToolboxC]  * $26Goto to the Plan Room  5 8=6"gGo to the plan room and viewblueprints available to the currentjob. This is where you can "attach"a picture to an assembly so thatyou can draw on it.)  & 4NI -1d-Takeoff_Graphics_Toolbox9 f* $6Height Tool-05 8-6"hThe Height Tool updates the Height variable in the assemblies.It also graphically draws the height on the image when the"Style" is turned on.)fY& 4Ne104 8b6GZ}What Variables do the graphic tools update?IY@1de@+BTakeoff_Graphics_@ToolboxGZ@* $:6The "Inch on Center" ToolC @A6 :6"iThe Inches OC option box sets the spacing of joist drawn on the picture. It also sets the value of the variable (OC) which can be used in formulas for calculating the quantity of material. It updates all math using the OC variable based on its current setting.)Z@A& 4Ne1A+B4 8b6GZ}What Variables do the graphic tools update?IAtB1ftBCTakeoff_Graphics_Toolbox7 +BB* $6Fix LinestBC5 8_6"jThis box is checked so that you draw only straight lines at 90 or 45 degree angles. Pressing the shift key when drawing does the opposite of what this box is set for.)BC& 4NICD1gDFTakeoff_Graphics_Toolbox<Cx#) "|6See the video tutorialTAKEOFF ROOM TOOLS : SPECIFICATIONS)L& 4NI#1v Takeoff_Graphics_Toolbox6 Lˎ* $6Bid ModeU+ * $V6Checking this box turns on the BID MODEˎʏ+ &6The Bid mode is like having a completelyseparate job in the project. See the video tutorialTAKEOFF ROOM TOOLS : BID MODE)  & 4Nʏ LIʏU1WwUWTakeoff_Graphics_Toolbox@ * $,6CADESTIMATOR SETUPW-U* $Z6Change the default way Cadestimator worksB.' 66Changes affect all jobs.)W& 4NI.1_xTakeoff_Graphics_Toolbox@W* $,6Make Picture Large{2 46"qToggles the display of the picture toFull Screen and back. It does notaffect the current position of the resizing bar)& 4NI1yTakeoff_Graphics_Toolbox5 4* $6SymbolsY1( b6Add Style to your takeoffs withcustom symbols)4& 4NI1izTakeoff_Graphics_Toolbox<;* $$6Select Symbols+ $!6Choose a category of symbolsand move the mouse over the picturewhen you have the picture you want,click & drag it onto the blueprint image);& 4NHg1{gTakeoff_assembly_menu_1<* $$6Go To JOB ROOM&g/ ,6The Job Room is where you manage allyour jobs in CADESTIMATOR.Each job has its own folder below the programdirectory. Typically c:\cadest\your job folderYou can rename, copy, clone, backup & restorejobs with the commands in the job room.)& 4NH:1|:Takeoff_assembly_menu_1:t* $ 6Save Takeoff':/ ,6There is no automatic backup system.Whenever you change takeoffs or jobs,CADESTIMATOR will ask if you want tosave the changes.If you are working in a single takeoff fora long time, use this button to save allyour changes up to that point.)t& 4NH 1} Takeoff_assembly_menu_1>J* $(6Go To Price RoomB ' 66Brings up the Price Room)J& 4NH1~Takeoff_assembly_menu_185* $6Sizing BarP)' R6Drag bar up and down to resize picture)5& 4NH1Takeoff_assembly_menu_1<2* $$6Column SpacingJ#|' F6Click to change column visiblity)2& 4NH|1Takeoff_assembly_menu_17 $* $6Blueprint<`' *6Digitize on screen)$& 4NI`1Takeoff_Graphics_Toolbox=* $&6Goto Scale Roomp?1 26"rGo to the scale room for thecurrently displayed blueprint.)& 4NI1W Takeoff_Graphics_Toolbox:+* $ 6Adjust Style`$< FK6"sEach Assembly can have its own style.Styles affect the way graphics are drawnon the blueprint.Some things you can do with stylesshow height of walls in drawingchange color of drawing lines...set graphics to solid or transparentrender texture maps on areas and wallsdraw symbols)+& 4NK 4 8.6 IMore About Styles 8D1\I DhDefault$ h" ID1Takeoff_Graphics_Toolbox:h* $ 6Style ON/OFF7 <6"tTurns the style on and off. This is useful for example whensome styles slow down the displaybecause of their render time or whendisplaying the style would make itmore confusing to draw on the image.)& 4NId1edTakeoff_Graphics_Toolbox<* $$6Perimeter Tool4d0 0 6"u)& 4N. *6This tool allows you to draw lines one after another around a perimeter. If the perimeter is closed then an AREA is created. After selecting this tool click and release on the starting point, then click and release on allfollowing points. To close an area click on the first point (a bell will sound)and a dot will appear near the top of the area. If this dot is deleted with thedelete tool the square feet will not be added to the AREA variable.)& 4Ne14 8b6GZ}What Variables do the graphic tools update?I1NTakeoff_Graphics_ToolboxA * $.6Vertical Joist ToolIS0 046"vDraw Joist vertically) |& 4NS@+ $36The Vertical joist tools is similar to the Box tool but draws joist instead. The spacing of the joist is set by the "OC box in the graphics toolbox)|i& 4Ne1@4 8b6GZ}What Variables do the graphic tools update?Ai1 Takeoff_HelpMenu;J* $"6The Help Menu<* $$6This Help fileoHJ' 6Visit www.digitalproperty.com for more information about CADESTIMATOR) & 4NA_ * $.6Internet Update NowT-  ' Z6Get and install latest version of software)_  & 4NA  * $.6Other Shortcut KeyshA  ' 6A List of shortcut keystroke to make the program easier to use)  & 4N@  * $,6Video Tutorial F12` z , &6If you have installed CADESTIMATOR Video Tutorial to your hard drive it will play the videos directly from the hard drive. If the tutortial was not installed on the hard drive, you can still play the video from your CD by having it present in the CD-ROM. If the CD does an autorun when you insert the disc simply use the EXIT button to close it.)  & 4N9z  1 Vfilemenu=  * $&6Job Information9 R * $6Information_  * $6Set up job name, address, tax rate, profit, etc. Also sets up a jobs screen colors,fonts)R & 4NR V4 8<6The Job Information Form914/Bfilemenu<V* $$6Importing Jobs=* $&6Import RS MeanslDt( 6Converts a text file exported from RS Means Costbooks into a JOB)& 4N=t* $&6Import HomeTech@, &?6@VCADESTIMATOR has extensivesupport for the HomeTech Formatit imports the entire database andconverts it to a job complete withall long text descriptions.)@& 4N?@A* $*6Import From Excels@A* $6You can switch back and forth fromExcel, copying and pasting assembliesinto CADESTIMATOR using customfilters.)AA& 4NP A/B0 0@6MMore about Importing Excel9AhB1hB*Cfilemenu9/BB* $6Refresh Job`8hBC( p6Loads and saves each takeoffand refreshs all indexes)B*C& 4N9CcC1cCDfilemenu:*CC* $ 6Update ScaleW/cCC( ^6Updates the scale in all takeoffsin the job)CD& 4N9CVD1VD"Efilemenu;DD* $"6Update Pricesh@VDD( 6Update all takeoffs & assemblies withthe current price file.)D"E& 4N9D[E1x[EEfilemenu?"EE* $*6Exit CADESTIMATORI[EE1:EGTakeoff_Panel_AssembliesBE%F* $06The Assemblies PanelV,E{F* $X6What does the assembly panel let you do?%FWG+ $c6The assembly panel displays all the assemblies that are in a takeoff. You can type in the "cells"and move around with the arrow keys similar to using an Excel spreadsheet.){FG& 4NT$WGG0 0H6u:How to make and use AssembliesKGH1jH>JTakeoff Picture PrefrencesDGcH* $46List of Takeoffs Panel:HH* $ 6Takeoff ListcHI+ $6All the takeoffs in a job are listed in this panel.The highlighted line in the list is the currently loaded takeoff.Only one takeoff can be selected at a time. 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