Hi,
I created a text block for a client (name, address, etc) saved it as a block and used it in the clients drawing templates...
The client noticed that the "tel" in the telephone number accidentally went
to the next line... so I said sure I will fix that, its easy... well not
really (or something is really corrupted...)
I open the drawing template, edit sheet format, and click on the "offending" block and proceed to fix it...
No matter how I save, in whatever order block first, page first... as soon as I update the block regenerates/appears back to the incorrect version. Opening other templates of course have the same "wrong" block, each one references the block...
I wanted to try something so I then saved it to another name, guess what it still will not work correctly. When I pull in the new block with a different name it is still wrong - it is like the text has some type of formatting character the user (me) can not get at or see, so it gets copied, and is not properly allowing the text to be formatted correctly.
Is something wrong with using a block to add text notes on a drawing template - it sure is handy - but not if you cannot edit it. At this point it seems like I should recreate all of the clients templates, and recreate a block or maybe do not use a block.
Thanks,
Aron
I created a text block for a client (name, address, etc) saved it as a block and used it in the clients drawing templates...
I open the drawing template, edit sheet format, and click on the "offending" block and proceed to fix it...
No matter how I save, in whatever order block first, page first... as soon as I update the block regenerates/appears back to the incorrect version. Opening other templates of course have the same "wrong" block, each one references the block...
I wanted to try something so I then saved it to another name, guess what it still will not work correctly. When I pull in the new block with a different name it is still wrong - it is like the text has some type of formatting character the user (me) can not get at or see, so it gets copied, and is not properly allowing the text to be formatted correctly.
Is something wrong with using a block to add text notes on a drawing template - it sure is handy - but not if you cannot edit it. At this point it seems like I should recreate all of the clients templates, and recreate a block or maybe do not use a block.
Thanks,
Aron