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on 2001-08-04 19:46:57 UTC
> --- In CAD_CAM_EDM_DRO@y..., "Garry & Maxine Foster"
> <garry.foster@v...> wrote:
> > Well I did all that except for a copy. Every cad program I have
> > played with and "played' is the proper term, you have been able to
> > scale an existing drawing. I tried selecting all the elements and
> > then changing the scale and that didn't seem to work.
> >
>
> Garry,
>
> You have not clearly stated what you want to do. In Cad-Cam,
> especially CAM it is critical that you draw the part exactly as you
> want it, as that is how it will turn out when you cut. In Vector 3D
> scaling is done by Edit-Cut, Edit-Paste. You will notice as you edit-
> paste that you have a large variety of options that you can perform
> simultaneously. Translate, rotate, mirror, SCALE, and even multiple
> copies for bolt circles and hole patterns.
>
> For printing, under View-Options is a precise control of the VIEW
> scale. This allows you to scale the view, without affecting the
> actual sizes of the entities in your drawing and then you can print
> them at whatever scale you desire.
>

Well you are right this did exactly what I wanted.. The only scale I
had found was where you set the units scale.....

What I was wanting to do was print a drawing out in 2x so errors
would be more readily obvious.

This particular project was to make clamps for a pair of Brown and
Sharp V-Blocks I bought at Cabin Fever which were missing said
clamps. It seemed more or less the perfect exercise to try the list
special Vector I just received from you. No cam involved just an
exercise in the CAD part of Vector 9

Thanks Garry



> Vector can also independently scale in the X or Y direction to adjust
> a part or layout to a specific size, and it can independently scale
> all the axes for CNC code output.
>
> Generally you should post this kind of detailed Vector operational
> question on the Vector user forum. It gets first priority for
> answers to Vector questions. The reason being that the subject is of
> interest to all Vector users, and not necessarily to all subscribers
> to this listserve.
>
> Posted from the IWF in sunny southern California.
>
> Best Regards,
>
> Fred Smith
> IMService
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