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"matkins" <Being
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new users......
We have made up a number of 'coloured' sub-assemblies.
When these are amended and saved any other user that then opens the assembly
does not get the colour changes (although any ammendments made to the
structure of the assembly are ok).
We seem to have narrowed it down to a
design view issue, where each user has their own design view applied to the
same assembly.
What we really want is for each of us to see the assembly
how it was last saved, including colour changes.
In our 'simple' view a
default design view for ALL assemblies would work very nicely but we can't see
how to set one up?
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"matkins" <Being
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new users......
We have made up a number of 'coloured' sub-assemblies.
When these are amended and saved any other user that then opens the assembly
does not get the colour changes (although any ammendments made to the
structure of the assembly are ok).
We seem to have narrowed it down to a
design view issue, where each user has their own design view applied to the
same assembly.
What we really want is for each of us to see the assembly
how it was last saved, including colour changes.
In our 'simple' view a
default design view for ALL assemblies would work very nicely but we can't see
how to set one up?
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"KJohnson" <kj@sensoft> wrote in
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The simplist way is to edit the parts and make
the colour changes there. Everyone will see the changes automatically
then. But if you do this delete the default.idv from each users
directory. The colour change there will override the colour of the
part. Good luck.
Kathy Johnson
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"matkins" <Being
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new users......
We have made up a number of 'coloured' sub-assemblies.
When these are amended and saved any other user that then opens the assembly
does not get the colour changes (although any ammendments made to the
structure of the assembly are ok).
We seem to have narrowed it down to a
design view issue, where each user has their own design view applied to the
same assembly.
What we really want is for each of us to see the assembly
how it was last saved, including colour changes.
In our 'simple' view a
default design view for ALL assemblies would work very nicely but we can't
see how to set one up?