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‎2010-07-29 05:20 PM
‎2010-07-29
05:20 PM
is there any way to not see (or to not generate) the boundaries in the details or working sheets?
Thanks.
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‎2010-07-29 05:25 PM
‎2010-07-29
05:25 PM
...mmmm.
Is there any way to resize the detail polygon in order to take into consideration a wider area of the drawing?
Is there any way to resize the detail polygon in order to take into consideration a wider area of the drawing?
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‎2010-07-29 09:18 PM
‎2010-07-29
09:18 PM
alemanda wrote:Yes - but like modifying a variety of other things, not immediately obvious.
...mmmm.
Is there any way to resize the detail polygon in order to take into consideration a wider area of the drawing?
You must enable viewing "Marker Range" in the onscreen viewing options. View > Onscreen View Options > Marker Range. This will display a bounding rectangle around the detail bubble, and you can use all pet palette polygon editing tools there.
I typically have the standard toolbar for Onscreen View Options visible so that I can just click a button when I need to turn this on/off for editing.
Cheers,
Karl
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‎2010-08-04 01:59 PM
‎2010-08-04
01:59 PM
Thank you very much...and what about the boundaries? Is it possible to not generate them?
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‎2010-08-04 06:06 PM
‎2010-08-04
06:06 PM
When you create a new Detail or Worksheet viewpoint using a polygon input method, the resulting drawing will show the Boundary as a dashed line. If you do not want this boundary included in the Drawing window, disable the relevant checkbox in Options > Work Environment > More Options.
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‎2010-08-04 06:46 PM
‎2010-08-04
06:46 PM
Finally!!!
Thank you.
Thank you.
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