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  1. 2nd Nov 2011 02:18 am #1
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    I am little new to autocad. I was finishing up my autocad project I noticed that the little arrow next to the annotation scale on the bottom right corner of the page was gone. The little arrow shows a list of scales in autocad so you can properly scale your drawing. Does anyone know how to bring the arrow back or is it a glitch?
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    I thought it only shows up when you are working in a viewport? I'll have to check that out.
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