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I manage the Autocad installation in a small office and I'm wondering if there is a way to load the default scale list into AutoCAD rather than having to manually enter them.
Thank you.
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Hi @bretwieseler ,
You can use SCALELISTEDIT command to Reset Scale list to the defaults: pick on the Gear button and select Reset:
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Thanks Maxim, but I was looking for a way to load a customized "default" list.
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@bretwieseler wrote:
Thanks Maxim, but I was looking for a way to load a customized "default" list.
You can:
- attach drawing with your custom scale list to the drawing you want to import the sheet into.
- detach this Xref.
- uncheck "Hide Xref Scales" in the list of scales on the Status Bar:
- use imported scales - you can also edit their names after detaching Xref
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Thanks Maxim. That's a fantastic idea!
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