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# How to tag frames in elevations?
## 1. Load Tags
Metal Framing comes with a sample **Structural Framing** **Tag** family used in **Tagging Configurations**.
Follow the steps below:
1. Navigate to **Settings** > **Load Families**
2. Uncheck **Main Families**
3. Check the **Sample Tags** box
4. Click **OK**
Sample tags will appear in **Project Browser** > **Families** > **Annotation Categories**:
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**Note**: loaded tags will be used in Smart Tags (Tagging Configurations) to automate tags in assembly views.
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## 2. Setup Tagging Configuration
1. Open the **Create Assembly** menu
2. Click on **Smart Tags** (at the bottom)
3. In the pop-up menu, choose **Configurations**
4. In the configuration, select **Structural Framing**
5. In the browser below (Tags by Priority), select **Structural Framing**
6. In the **Tag 1** tab, select the tab **Horizontal Elements**
7. Choose the **Tag Type** > **Structural Framing Tag: Standart** or other tag family type:
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**Horizontal Elements** represents horizontal tracks (Top Plate, Bottom Plate, Blocking/Nogging, Header, Sill, etc).
{% endhint %}
8. In the **Tag 1** tab, select the tab **Vertical Elements**
9. Choose the **Tag Type** > **Structural Framing Tag: Standart** or other tag family type:
10. Save the changes
## 3. Use the Tagging Config in the Drawing Configuration
1. Open the **Drawing Configuration**:
2. Set the Tagging Config for the Elevation Front/Back views. **Smart Tags** configuration will be used in **Drawing Configuration** > **Views Tag** > **Tagging Config:**
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