Formatting for page numbering on plans is important to reduce delays in the review process.
Review the requirements for page numbering here:
During the document render process, optical character recognition (OCR) runs to try to identify sheet numbers automatically. While OCR technology has limits, three main factors affect whether EPR can identify a sheet number properly:
- Location and Page Rotation
- Page number must be in the bottom right hand corner of all plan sheets
- Font Style
- Page numbers should not have anything written next to them, use the word "of" in between the numbers, or wrap onto a second line of text
- Do not choose font formats where "1" and "L" and "l" appear exactly the same
- Sheet Number Pattern
- Can only contain letters, numbers, dashes ( - ), underscores ( _ ) and/or periods ( . )
- Total length must be between 2 and 12 characters (including symbols)
- Must start with one of the following discipline letters: A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, L, M, N, O, P, Q, R, S, T, X, Z, V, W
- Cannot start with J, K, U, Y
- Cannot include three or more letters in a row (for example: AA-01 is okay, but AAD-01 is not okay)
- Cannot include four or more numbers in a row (for example: A-002 is okay, but A-0002 is not okay)
- Cannot include "of" as part of the pattern (for example: 1 of 8 is not okay)