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Symbol template - default line width?

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When using the symbol wizard to create a symbol, it places all lines at a zero width. I would like to change the default width but can't find where to change that. I have created a new template with different text sizes, but it doesn't seem to retain the line width I give it to my template. Any ideas?


Originally posted in cdnusers.org by dmaldona
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    The documentation states the following...

    ""A template is a .dra file that contains basic information for the package symbol. Cadence supplies a default template, or you can create your own template that contains basic information on colors, text sizes, or documentation for your symbol.""

    You are unable to change the default line width used at this time. Please read the Help documentation for the command
    package symbol wizard.

    Hope this helps.


    Originally posted in cdnusers.org by osprey
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    The documentation states the following...

    ""A template is a .dra file that contains basic information for the package symbol. Cadence supplies a default template, or you can create your own template that contains basic information on colors, text sizes, or documentation for your symbol.""

    You are unable to change the default line width used at this time. Please read the Help documentation for the command
    package symbol wizard.

    Hope this helps.


    Originally posted in cdnusers.org by osprey
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