Display full version of the post: adjust the line type scale

ersidhu
18.12.2012, 14:14
To adjust the line type scale until dashed line types appear as fine or
coarse as desire,Type
 
LSCALE
OR
LTSCALE.
 
PLZ HELP
 
 
Regards
 
ersidhu.


John Connor
18.12.2012, 18:41
Buy a book or look up the answer in AutoCAD Help.  We're not here to answer your take home test questions.


ersidhu
19.12.2012, 06:37
If u dont know the answer dont reply
 
 
ok....
 

heinsite
19.12.2012, 07:07
I know the answer.  John knows the answer.  Philippe knows the answer.  And many of the regular participants here know the answer.  But none of us are going to patronize you any longer.  These forums aren't for cheating on test questions.  They're for solving legitimate problems. When you have one of those come back and we'll be happy to help you.  Until then, hit the books and do your own homework.  I think we've had enough of this.  Go away for a while.Dave


philippe JOSEPH
19.12.2012, 07:38
Ersidhu, are you an AutoCAD beginner,have you had already professional lessons or are you learning on your own?
I don't know CAD electrical but try to find in your computer the user guide ( if loaded ), it should be a PDF located in ( or equivalent ) :
C:\Program Files\Autodesk\ACADM 2008\Docs.
If you don't find it, try a search in :
C:\Program Files\Autodesk with the word : .pdf
If it exists it should be with a name like : acad_acr.pdf ( AutoCAD Command Reference ).
A user guide is better than the help that you can get with the F1 button on your keyboard, or you can buy an AutoCAD book for beginners.

John Connor
19.12.2012, 11:46

Yes, I know the answers to most if not all your questions but they sound like the types of questions that come straight out of a book or off a test of some kind.  They do not sound like the typical questions posted at many AutoCAD Help forums as most of us regulars here can attest to.The answers can be found in your AutoCAD Help files and/or by running the commands in AutoCAD itself.  You're just too lazy to answer them on your own so you thought you would post them here and let us do the work for you.Sorry, but I'm not going to do your homework for you.  Been there...done that all on my own.  You should do the same.


John Connor2012-12-19 11:46:50