Edit- settings - units. Change from millimeters to inches, and
> interpret dimensions (so 1mm = 1inch)
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> Problem solved!
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Or, how about 'Edit>Scale Model', Scaling factor? 2X! 5X! Sky's the limit! (Ooops! Ohhh, that's painful!)
David Janes
Edit- settings - units. Change from millimeters to inches, and
> interpret dimensions (so 1mm = 1inch)
>
> Problem solved!
>
>
Or, how about 'Edit>Scale Model', Scaling factor? 2X! 5X! Sky's the limit! (Ooops! Ohhh, that's painful!)
David Janes
I believe firmly in technology. Try the 'Insert>Advanced' menu. But be sure to go into the 'Tools>Options' menu, first, and set 'allow_anatomic_features' to YES. When you go to the 'Advanced' menu, you'll be delighted to find that you can apply 'Groove, Neck, Tongue' and other anatomic features to your problem. Pro/e offers many paths to satisfaction.
David Janes
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