Since WF4, Basic dims don't behave properly. (looks like a bug). When you add text to the left of @D, like 2X, this turns up OUTSIDE the BASIC dim box. Anyone noticed this? Anyone reported it?
David Janes
Since WF4, Basic dims don't behave properly. (looks like a bug). When you add text to the left of @D, like 2X, this turns up OUTSIDE the BASIC dim box. Anyone noticed this? Anyone reported it?
David Janes
add text to the left of @D, like 2X, this turns up OUTSIDE the BASIC dim b= ox. Anyone noticed this? Anyone reported it?
Hi David, We have noticed the same thing here using WF4, our work around for this problem is @[2X @D@]
this will put the 2X along with your dimension "inside" a basic box.
Lou
text to the left of @D, like 2X, this turns up OUTSIDE the BASIC dim box. Anyone noticed this? Anyone reported it?
The few times I've used it I ended up opening with @[ and closing with @] to get round it.
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