Since this is a ProgeCad question, I have moved your post to the Design Software section. I don't know how many members actually use this program though. You might want to see if you can find a ProgeCad forum.![]()
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Per SLW210's recommendation, I've downloaded progeCAD 2008.
One simple question I have is this:
How do I determine the dimensions of my drafts? I don't understand how to interpret the info on the left hand side. I'm trying to make patterns that will print out about the size of a human foot. So I'm trying to measure everything in inches or cm.
Thanks
Last edited by Cad64; 21st Mar 2008 at 01:18 am. Reason: Modified title to something a bit more appropriate
Since this is a ProgeCad question, I have moved your post to the Design Software section. I don't know how many members actually use this program though. You might want to see if you can find a ProgeCad forum.![]()
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If this can wait till Monday I will see if I can help you more. Not sure what you are referring to. Click at the top where it says dimensions, select the type of dimension and click on where you want to dimension. For all others reading this, Progecad is pretty much the same as AutoCAd, so most advice will work for the 2.
Leatherguy, if you will go through this Dimension Tutorial it may be all you need. All of the acad tutorials should help you in progeCAD.
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Thanks,
Well basically I'm just trying to figure out how long a line is. If I draw a square or rectangle, for example. How do I tell that I'm drafting a 5" line and not a 6" line?
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