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*Valenti, Mark
assy & boms...
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11-13-2002 09:26 PM
What determines the line number of a part in an assembly when you go to
balloon it out? Is it order of insertion?
balloon it out? Is it order of insertion?
*Mike
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11-13-2002 09:39 PM in reply to:
*Valenti, Mark
Yes. This can be changed by dragging BOM line up or down and then selecting
renumber, this moethod is permanent. Or you can manually renumber them and
select sort, however this method is not permanent and if you delete the BOM
the numbers revert.
"Mark Valenti" wrote in message
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> What determines the line number of a part in an assembly when you go to
> balloon it out? Is it order of insertion?
>
>
renumber, this moethod is permanent. Or you can manually renumber them and
select sort, however this method is not permanent and if you delete the BOM
the numbers revert.
"Mark Valenti"
news:8904F483E1AF0319E16416450366FFBC@in.WebX.maYI
> What determines the line number of a part in an assembly when you go to
> balloon it out? Is it order of insertion?
>
>
*Hinterhoeller, Richard
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11-13-2002 09:41 PM in reply to:
*Valenti, Mark
Mark:
I believe it is the order in which they appear in the browser of the
assembly.
I have used this to my advantage by sequencing the parts in the
assembly, then having the numbers assigned in the drawing the way I'd
like them.
Richard
Mark Valenti wrote:
> What determines the line number of a part in an assembly when you go to
> balloon it out? Is it order of insertion?
>
>
I believe it is the order in which they appear in the browser of the
assembly.
I have used this to my advantage by sequencing the parts in the
assembly, then having the numbers assigned in the drawing the way I'd
like them.
Richard
Mark Valenti wrote:
> What determines the line number of a part in an assembly when you go to
> balloon it out? Is it order of insertion?
>
>
*Valenti, Mark
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11-13-2002 09:43 PM in reply to:
*Valenti, Mark
THANKS FELLAS, THATS WHAT i THOUGHT.... EEK CAPS SORRY
I was dimensioning.... I forget to turn em off.... oooh that would be a
nice feature in inventor... a font of all caps so you wouldnt have to have
capslock on. hmmmmmm
"Richard Hinterhoeller" wrote in message
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> Mark:
>
> I believe it is the order in which they appear in the browser of the
> assembly.
>
> I have used this to my advantage by sequencing the parts in the
> assembly, then having the numbers assigned in the drawing the way I'd
> like them.
>
> Richard
>
> Mark Valenti wrote:
> > What determines the line number of a part in an assembly when you go to
> > balloon it out? Is it order of insertion?
> >
> >
>
I was dimensioning.... I forget to turn em off.... oooh that would be a
nice feature in inventor... a font of all caps so you wouldnt have to have
capslock on. hmmmmmm
"Richard Hinterhoeller"
news:3DD3A7EF.3090200@hfx.eastlink.ca...
> Mark:
>
> I believe it is the order in which they appear in the browser of the
> assembly.
>
> I have used this to my advantage by sequencing the parts in the
> assembly, then having the numbers assigned in the drawing the way I'd
> like them.
>
> Richard
>
> Mark Valenti wrote:
> > What determines the line number of a part in an assembly when you go to
> > balloon it out? Is it order of insertion?
> >
> >
>
*Hinterhoeller, Richard
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11-13-2002 10:10 PM in reply to:
*Valenti, Mark
Mark:
I did an end run around forgetting the caps lock - I switched to using
lower case on my drawings. It makes them way easier to read. I know
it's not ANSI but I figure those standards were based on hand-written
letters, not computer type-set.
Mark my words, this is the beginning of the revolution to change that
standard.
Richard
Mark Valenti wrote:
> THANKS FELLAS, THATS WHAT i THOUGHT.... EEK CAPS SORRY
> I was dimensioning.... I forget to turn em off.... oooh that would be a
> nice feature in inventor... a font of all caps so you wouldnt have to have
> capslock on. hmmmmmm
I did an end run around forgetting the caps lock - I switched to using
lower case on my drawings. It makes them way easier to read. I know
it's not ANSI but I figure those standards were based on hand-written
letters, not computer type-set.
Mark my words, this is the beginning of the revolution to change that
standard.
Richard
Mark Valenti wrote:
> THANKS FELLAS, THATS WHAT i THOUGHT.... EEK CAPS SORRY
> I was dimensioning.... I forget to turn em off.... oooh that would be a
> nice feature in inventor... a font of all caps so you wouldnt have to have
> capslock on. hmmmmmm
*Valenti, Mark
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11-13-2002 10:29 PM in reply to:
*Valenti, Mark
as this yankee says... "Oh (edited), another revolution...." wheres my musket?
