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I have problem. When I make technical documentation I start placing dimensions on it. The problem is that according to my standard I have to center measure text on the dimension line on it center. I needs to be placed in middle of the line something like AutoCAD does with generic settings. I tried dimension syles and text styless but nothing. Can you help?
Right-click over the Dim. and select "Text...", then use the justification
buttons in the upper-left to control how the dimension text related to the
dim line (it has both vertical and horizontal settings).
Is that what you were looking for?
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Phil Kenewell
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Gage Designer
North American Lighting, Inc.
I think he is looking for making the dimensional text centred on the middle
of the part.
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So it is not offset left or right. There is a bit of a snap too the middle
but it can be tricky to find the right spot for the sanp to work.
Kathy Johnson
Wish they'd add an option that would include Auto Stagger ... okay ... and
Auto Center for those whom prefer centered dims. Isn't the GD&T standard
staggered anyway? I'm sure they'll hop right on this, now that they know
about it!
~Larry
"KJohnson" wrote in message news:401e9540$1_3@newsprd01...
> I think he is looking for making the dimensional text centred on the
middle
> of the part.
>
> |--------XXX------------------|
>
> So it is not offset left or right. There is a bit of a snap too the
middle
> but it can be tricky to find the right spot for the sanp to work.
>
> Kathy Johnson
>
>
Ahh yes - there is a "kind of snap" to the middle of the dim. It would be
nice with a little better feedback I suppose. However, I think its kinda
splittin hairs isn't it? One can eyeball a dimension close enough to the
center of the dim line for it to pass a checker's eye - would it not?
