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I have some drawings that are in decimal units. In order to switch to architectural units I have to scale up by 12.
Attached are two images of what is happening. After has been scaled by 12. I have no idea where the data has gone. Any ideas?
Using Mechanical 2005 SP1.1 from Inventor Series 9 on Win2k SP4.
If I try to run the Express tool FLATTEN, it starts, then it gives me a "Invalid lineweight number." message and quits. Audit, however, finds no errors.
I am still hoping someone can shed some light on this.
Can you post the .dwg file or a part of it which can be used to reproduce
the problem?
-Nilanjan (Autodesk)
"lsaapedd" wrote in message
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> Additional info.
>
> If I try to run the Express tool FLATTEN, it starts, then it gives me a
"Invalid lineweight number." message and quits. Audit, however, finds no
errors.
>
> I am still hoping someone can shed some light on this.
>
> Jerry
Subscription Support has checked the file and determined it was corrupt due to large coordinates. They also gave me the steps needed to recover it, which I'll need since I have 47 files and most, if not all, will exhibit this problem.
