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  1. 1st Nov 2008 11:12 pm #1
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    I prefer to have my dimesions formated with the text above the dimension line. This seems to work fine for horizontal dimensions but when I change the properties of a vertical dimension to be above and rotated 90° the dimension text remains in-line with the dimension line.

    Can anyone offer some advice on this. It seems that when I choose the ISO Std Dim Style, I get the formats like I want but when I define my own this does not happen like I want it.
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    I'm not sure I understand what you're after. Can you post an image of what you want?
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    The attached file has what I'm talking about in it. Thanks.
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    That's an easy one. Take a look at the screenshot below and change your settings to match the ones outlined in red.
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