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Selecting Components Issue

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kaiser6977
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Selecting Components Issue

Is there a setting I am missing that allows you to use your mouse to left-click, hold and drag to select objects, like in any other autodesk piece of software. Because I can not for some reason.

Please help if you can. thanks
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Anonymous
in reply to: kaiser6977

If you hold the "Control" key down this should allow you to add items to
your selection, either in the main model window or in the Assembly Browser
window. Another "Widows" selection trick, is within the Assembly Brower
window, if items are in order, click the first upper item, then hold the
"Shift" key down and select the bottom item.

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InventorSuite 2010 Suite Pro sp2
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wrote in message news:6362201@discussion.autodesk.com...
Is there a setting I am missing that allows you to use your mouse to
left-click, hold and drag to select objects, like in any other autodesk
piece of software. Because I can not for some reason.

Please help if you can. thanks
Message 3 of 6
kaiser6977
in reply to: kaiser6977

Thank you, I am aware of the "CTRL" and "SHIFT" keys while selecting. What I am talking about is the dragging "fence" you get when left-clicking, holding and draging the mouse.

The tutorial I am running through gives you the instruction to do this, so I would have to assume that the normal dragging of the mouse to select objects exists.

Pleas help.
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Anonymous
in reply to: kaiser6977

Yes within the Model Window, LMB and hold

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InventorSuite 2010 Suite Pro sp2
Dell Precision 690
Dual Quad Core E5320 @ 1.86GHz
4Gb DDR SDRam - 667 Mhz, ECC
SAS 146Gb - 15k rpm
Quadro FX3500 256Mb - Driver: 191.87 Bios: 5.71.22.55.08
Direct 3D
XP Pro Sp3 3Gb/2800
Space Explorer USB, release: 3.8.3 driver 6.8.1 firmware 3.17
AVG 9.0
wrote in message news:6362264@discussion.autodesk.com...
Thank you, I am aware of the "CTRL" and "SHIFT" keys while selecting. What I
am talking about is the dragging "fence" you get when left-clicking, holding
and draging the mouse.

The tutorial I am running through gives you the instruction to do this, so I
would have to assume that the normal dragging of the mouse to select objects
exists.

Pleas help.
Message 5 of 6
kaiser6977
in reply to: kaiser6977

I re-booted my machine and it works now.
Let's hope it stays that way.
Message 6 of 6
Anonymous
in reply to: kaiser6977

A bit of a carry-over from Autocad, If you drag from Right to Left you only
need to "touch" the object with your bounding box. If you drag from Left to
Right, you need to encompass (fully envelope) the object with your window.

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InventorSuite 2010 Suite Pro sp2
Dell Precision 690
Dual Quad Core E5320 @ 1.86GHz
4Gb DDR SDRam - 667 Mhz, ECC
SAS 146Gb - 15k rpm
Quadro FX3500 256Mb - Driver: 191.87 Bios: 5.71.22.55.08
Direct 3D
XP Pro Sp3 3Gb/2800
Space Explorer USB, release: 3.8.3 driver 6.8.1 firmware 3.17
AVG 9.0
wrote in message news:6362267@discussion.autodesk.com...
I re-booted my machine and it works now.
Let's hope it stays that way.

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