Note annotations are often used in drawings to show static text or information from the custom properties, but you can also use notes within the models themselves. This tutorial demonstrates the steps to create a watermark note in a SOLIDWORKS part or assembly model.
Watermark notes are displayed in the model graphics area in a fixed position independent of the zoom and rotation of the model, and they work well to show important information such as filename, description, part number, or other custom properties. If you need to indicate that a model contains classified or proprietary information, watermark notes are a great solution.
With the ability to add watermark notes to your model files, you can effectively communicate important information about the model to everyone who opens it in SOLIDWORKS.
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About Martin Hayes
Martin Hayes in an Elite Application Engineer at GoEngineer specializing in core functionality SOLIDWORKS products like surfacing and sheet metal as well as advanced tools including FEA/CFD Simulation, PDM, and CAMWorks. Martin earned his Mechanical Engineering degree from Mississippi State University.
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