I think you meant KOWA?
Otherwise I'm not sure what KOA stands for Mr. Bouza?
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"Joe Bouza" wrote in message
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Roger that, K.O.A 😉
Joe
"Don Reichle" wrote in message
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I'm fairly sure you meant the Civil Design Sheet Manager, right Joe?
And not the Sheet Set Manager?
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not training your staff, and having them stay." 😮
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XPPro 32bit SP2
WD Raptor 10K-rpm 37GB HD
Nvidia GeForce FX 5200 128MB
"The only Constant is Change".
"Joe Bouza" wrote in message
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I would suggest annotating in PS.
setup a dimstyle to scale to the VP scale
And your woes will be over.
That is, by the way, how Sheet Manager does it.
Joe
wrote in message news:5541187@discussion.autodesk.com...
I draw everything full scale in model space. My first layout scale is 1 =
100 and everything (dim, text, lines) is scaled for the 1 to 100. Now, I
need my second layout to be 1 = 20. Is there any way to scale the dim,
lines, text size ... to the scale of the tab?