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  1. 17th Aug 2006 03:42 pm #1
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    I'm just beginning to use microstation v7 (2 days) and the snap points are not visable, even when I select other snap points from the tool bar they all seem to be turned off. How do I turn them on?
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    lost me there has microstation v7 got anything in common with autocad?
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    Quote Originally Posted by deelay
    lost me there has microstation v7 got anything in common with autocad?
    Not just no, but HELLLLL NO.

    i hate that program with a passion..... UGH, why is that thing even still taught in school? lol
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    There has to be something there to turn them on. I guess from your name that you're not a lady so licking the keyboard won't help.

    Is there a tools menu with options on it at all?

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    Quote Originally Posted by bone
    I guess from your name that you're not a lady so licking the keyboard won't help.
    HAHAHAHAHAHA new quote in my signature.... LOL
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