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When I attempt to create viewports in a Layout page, I am unable to zoom to the part of the drawing I need. The 'pan' and zoom features do not function properly, and are panning and zooming the entire page instead of the bit in the viewport. I DESPERATELY need to be able to print out these drawings and am an office of ONE, and have been unable to locate the phone number for technical support that I should have access to with my LT subscription. Has anyone else had this problem - or know how to fix it? Does anyone know the phone number for tech support? This is terribly frustrating!!!
When I attempt to create viewports in a Layout page, I am unable to zoom to the part of the drawing I need. The 'pan' and zoom features do not function properly, and are panning and zooming the entire page instead of the bit in the viewport. I DESPERATELY need to be able to print out these drawings and am an office of ONE, and have been unable to locate the phone number for technical support that I should have access to with my LT subscription. Has anyone else had this problem - or know how to fix it? Does anyone know the phone number for tech support? This is terribly frustrating!!!
... also, are you inside the viewport? Double-click to get inside it first.
FWIW explore using VPMAX command as another method of getting inside a viewport, if the intent is to move change the view of the viewport: if you have more than one viewport then simply select it before launching the command. VPMIN command gets you back to paperspace. AND your locked viewports can stay locked.
... also, are you inside the viewport? Double-click to get inside it first.
FWIW explore using VPMAX command as another method of getting inside a viewport, if the intent is to move change the view of the viewport: if you have more than one viewport then simply select it before launching the command. VPMIN command gets you back to paperspace. AND your locked viewports can stay locked.
