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Mike Murray--I think I should take responsibility for the threadjacking since I posted the comment that you replied to.
Mike Yeargain--appologies
Scaled drawings would be nice but, speaking from a programming perspective, having them might take away the ability to freeform size drawing objects.
My thinking is that if you have to choose a scale for the drawing your sizing choices would be limited. You would not be able to zoom in really close if that size wasn't in the list.
Of course given today's technology, I may be thinking really old school
Mike Yeargain--appologies
Scaled drawings would be nice but, speaking from a programming perspective, having them might take away the ability to freeform size drawing objects.
My thinking is that if you have to choose a scale for the drawing your sizing choices would be limited. You would not be able to zoom in really close if that size wasn't in the list.
Of course given today's technology, I may be thinking really old school
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I agree Dan and Rick.
I would like the scalable drawings Like in Autocad. And if it is just not possible to incorporate the two in the form of a toggle then I would prefer the way it is now. I/we need to be able to zoom in and out.
It would be extremely helpful if we could have a sizable option incorporated here.
I would like the scalable drawings Like in Autocad. And if it is just not possible to incorporate the two in the form of a toggle then I would prefer the way it is now. I/we need to be able to zoom in and out.
It would be extremely helpful if we could have a sizable option incorporated here.
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