+ Run SheetSetPublish from command line or from the ribbon.

+ Click "Add Files" to choose a Sheet Set dst file, drawings, folders or DSD file (Drawing Set Description is a list of drawings that can be created by the PUBLISH command). The Shet Set content and/or drawings with their layouts will be shown in the Sheet Set View panel.

+ Click on each sheet to view its properties (in the 2nd panel). Properties are: drawing path, layout, sheet name, sheet number, description, etc. Custom properties are included as well. These properties are used to compose output filename.

+ On the "Output Filename Formula" box, right click to insert fields from a popup menu. Note: Once publish runs, formula will be saved to a list also on this popup menu. Then in next runs, you can just pick a saved formula. 

+ Output filename formula can have: custom text; fields ([Sheet Name], [Revision Number] etc); and current date fields. 

+ Syntax of field is "[Field name]". But you can get it quickly by clicking on "Insert fields" menu in the popup.

+ If "Preview Output Filename" is checked, while composing a formula, the Sheet Set view panel will show updated output file names in real-time.

+ You can choose alternative Plotter, Plot Style and Paper Size.

+ Choose an output folder. You can check "Create folders for subsets". It will create a folder hierarchy similar to the subset hierarchy, then publish files there. 

+ Don't forget to select sheets or layouts in the Sheet Set View panel. 

+ When everything is ready, click "Publish" button.

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