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# Share Trusses and Request Seals or Repairs
Before you begin, analyze the components you want to share, such as a `Common` truss.
## Step 1 - Click `Share`
The `Share` button is in the [Header](/design/getting-started/interface-overview/header.md). It opens the `Create Shared Component Set` tool.
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Tip
If you've already created a shared set for a project, clicking the `SHARE` button will prompt you to choose an existing component set or create a new one.
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## Step 2 - Select the components to share and, optionally, `Share Project Snapshot (Hierarchy, Layout)`
Use the dialog to select the components to be shared. Additionally, you can include the project snapshot (hierarchy and layout).
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Note
A component must be analyzed before it can be shared.
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## Step 3 - Create the Set with `Create Shared Component Set` and Choose a Sharing Method
Click the `CREATE SHARED COMPONENT SET` button to progress to the next dialog and choose your preferred sharing method.
### Copy Link
Get a link to share and view the component set in Paragon Design.
### Download
Download design drawings with smart links and QR codes.
### Email Link
Send someone a link to view the components and layout.
### Request Seal/Repair
Ask a professional engineer to repair or seal these components.
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Note
As Engineers join our Engineering Network, they can elect to be visible in this dialog; otherwise, an email of your choice can be entered here.
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