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viewport custom scale windows wont show up

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31115251
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viewport custom scale windows wont show up

when i click to custom the scale (in layout) the window wont show up...

(or at least i cant find it anywhere in my screen) 

 

what to do? 

 

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ennujozlagam
in reply to: 31115251

hi,

 

try here

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bE44oBbFsSY





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LyleHardin
in reply to: 31115251

It may be on another monitor that you don't have... In other words the dialog box you want is off the screen.

This happens occasionally with multiple monitors and with many of AutoCAD's dialog boxes.

If that's happening, try the following.

 

Do what you're doing to start the command.

If the dialog box does not show up do this:

Hold down Alt and tap the space key.

A "restore, move, minimize, etc" window should pop up somewhere.

Type M for Move.

If that window appeard on the left of your screen, hold down the Right Arrow key on your keyboard.

If that window appeard on the right of your screen, hold down the Left Arrow key on your keyboard.

(Likewise for up or down)

Your 'lost' dialog box should come wandering home in a few seconds.

 

 

 

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wehiird
in reply to: LyleHardin

Thank you so much, valued mentor

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31115251
in reply to: LyleHardin

it worked! Thanks a lot!! 🙂

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troberts1
in reply to: LyleHardin

Thanks, that worked like a charm, now if I could just keep it out of the "lost zone"! As it stands each time I exit from the Scale window then re-open, it is "gone" again.

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LyleHardin
in reply to: troberts1

Glad I could help!

Once the dialog box is in it's proper spot, try saving a workspace. Maybe it'll stay put after that.

But usually, once we've moved it back into place, did our thing, and hit Okay (not the upper right X) it seems to stay where we left it.

 

(This Alt+Space bar > Move thing is my favorite tip. Coworkers are amazed by it.)

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Anonymous
in reply to: LyleHardin

Thank you very much. It was very frustrating trying to figure this out.

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