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2014-09-21 06:08 PM - last edited on 2023-05-26 02:27 AM by Gordana Radonic
2014-09-21 10:47 PM
2014-09-22 01:51 AM
2014-09-22 03:23 AM
GraemeB wrote:Absolutely. The view should be saved with the correct scale set, not adjusted on the layout itself.
I would recommend that you save a new view with the scale as you want it (1:50), then use that to place it on the layout. You can have as many different views of the plan as you like, all at different scales.
This is easier than re-scaling the view on the layout.
2014-09-22 09:32 AM
GraemeB wrote:If you are talking about View map options I have never learnt to use them. I f I change the scale in the plan it will mess the sizes of texts and dims.
I would recommend that you save a new view with the scale as you want it (1:50), then use that to place it on the layout. You can have as many different views of the plan as you like, all at different scales.
This is easier than re-scaling the view on the layout.
2014-09-22 09:34 AM
s2art wrote:Yes thank you!!! This was exactly what I wanted, the fit to Frame option! I do understand it is not correct but now it works perfectly for me.GraemeB wrote:Absolutely. The view should be saved with the correct scale set, not adjusted on the layout itself.
I would recommend that you save a new view with the scale as you want it (1:50), then use that to place it on the layout. You can have as many different views of the plan as you like, all at different scales.
This is easier than re-scaling the view on the layout.
Usually it is easier just to drag and drop the new (updated / rescaled) view onto the layout, rather than do theupdate, "Fit frame to drawing", cropprocess I explained earlier. Just wanted you to realise what the reasoning was behind your plan disappearance.
2014-09-22 11:34 PM