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	How to enter angles in the format degrees-minutes-seconds in Inventor?
	When entering or editing angle dimensions or in other cases of entering angles in Inventor, you can use not only decimal angles but also the angular format degrees - minutes - seconds (DMS) - e.g.: `60°30'30"` Use the characters (delimiters) "°" (circumflex), "'" (apostrophe) a """ (quotes, double-apostrophe). Tip credit: R.Seris (cadman181)

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14.5.2015 2427×

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CAD tip # 10314:

How to enter angles in the format degrees-minutes-seconds in Inventor?