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In addition am I missing something or is there no forum availabe for Inventor LT.
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In addition am I missing something or is there no forum availabe for Inventor LT.
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Is this question for a part file or is it for a drawing file?
There is no separate LT forum.
Do you want to model (in the ipt) in fractional?
If so just type away.. If you have your units as "inches" you can just type 2 1/2 and thats 2.5"
or
Do you want to show the dimensions in the drawing (idw) in fractional?
If so edit your dimension style and change the "linear format" on the units" tab to be on of the fractional options.
One additional clarification: if your units are set to inches, and you type simply 3/4, for example, Inventor treats this as an equation: d3 = 3 in / 4 ul. But if you type it as 3/4", this is how it is stored. For mixed fractions, though, the intent is understood: 2 1/2 is stored as d3 = 2 1/2". All this is easily seen by changing the Dimension Display to Expression from the default Tolerance.
So, when using fractions in part parameters such as dimensions, get in the habit of adding the " unit mark-- eliminates any ambiguity for simple fractions.
Edit: please mark one or more of the other posts as solutions, not your own response!
Sam B
Inventor Professional 2016 R3 SP1 Update 1
Vault Basic 2016 SP1
Windows 7 Enterprise 64-bit, SP1