Anybody Here Use Atlas RightTrack 5.0 Software?

Nov 25, 2003 1 Replies

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NEVYEN

You can use the line feature to draw dashed lines. There's an icon on the toolbar(top row, right end) that shows a line. Click on this icon, then on the drawing surface the cursor will change to a crosshair and a line. put the crosshair where you want to start the line, then…

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I'm just getting started and wanted to draw my board size (Max dimensions 97" deep and 76" wide) and wanted the board to appear as a tan color in the design, just to start with so I can see the edges I have to stay within. I'm putting it in my old darkroom which was a wet side/dry side parallel design, so I could have anywhere in the entire center section for pop-up access. I want to put dashed lines on the board to indicate where there is open space below.



Anybody here know how to do this with Atlas RightTrack 5.0 ?



76"

---------------------------------------- | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | 97" | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |



---------------------------------------- 24" | 24" | 28" | | [sink] | -->door to laundry | | |



------------- -------------- door


You can use the line feature to draw dashed lines. There's an icon on the toolbar(top row, right end) that shows a line. Click on this icon, then on the drawing surface the cursor will change to a crosshair and a line. put the crosshair where you want to start the line, then click the LEFT mouse button. This starts the line. Move the mouse vertically or horizontally, and a line will appear from where you started to the crosshair. When you have a suitable length to the line, click the RIGHT mouse button. This ends the line. Then just move the mouse a bit, start another line,and repeat as necessary. These instructions should be in the help file that comes with the software, in case my expanation isconfusing :>)

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