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    Posted: 10.Apr.2008 at 20:56
I need to scale in different sizes a design, but must keep dimensions, how can I do this without explode the dimensions.
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Do you have the 2008-version?
Then you can use Annotative dimensions.
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No, I don't have it, I have 2006 version, What can I do with that version?
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just type dimlfac then the scale of your drawing
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thanks
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You can create dimension styles at different scales.

Edited by bcbenton - 18.Apr.2008 at 15:24
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