Hello!
I have installed the student version of AutoCAD on my new MacbookPro. As I am working with a Belgian AZERTY keyboard, I already changed my settings for decimals to the following:
Separating numbers:
- groups: space
- decimals: ,
Valuta:
- groups: space
- decimals: ,
With this i can work with the comma button ("," in between the "0" and the "Enter" on my external keypad) for numeric values (eg "one and a half" is "1,5") properly in Numbers and the calculator.
BUT only AutoCAD doesn't accept these settings. When I want to draw a line of one meter and a half, I would like to type "1,5" but instead AutoCAD reads this as X=1 and Y=5, which results in an angled line with a different length.
I would like to know how I can change this, because I would like to use "," on this keyboard as an actual decimal comma without needing to switch to my fixed keyboard and holding the shift key to type a dot ".".
Any advice is welcome!
Charlotte
