TABESTELL
05-02-2004, 05:13 PM
Hi.
A few times when I have dimensioned a drawing in paperspace, a couple of the dimensions change after I regen, move, pan or otherwise modify or alter the drawing. This happens whether or not I have DIMASSOC on or off, and it also happens during different dimstyles. If I match properties with a dimension of a similar dimstyle, or redimension it again, it goes back to the correct dimension, only to change again. I'm talking about dimensions like something that is 7'-4" changing to 1248' for no reason. This is particularly frustrating in that I check the drawing, then it prints out incorrect.
Does anyone have a reason why this would be happening? I am using AutoCad version 2002, and my operating system is Windows 2000. I Use Explorer 6.0, and we have a DSL connection. It is very important that I solve this problem soon. I can be emailed at tabestell@yahoo.com, or testell@meaarch.com. If you can not help me solve the arbitrarily changing dimensions please tell me where I can find a possible solution.
A few times when I have dimensioned a drawing in paperspace, a couple of the dimensions change after I regen, move, pan or otherwise modify or alter the drawing. This happens whether or not I have DIMASSOC on or off, and it also happens during different dimstyles. If I match properties with a dimension of a similar dimstyle, or redimension it again, it goes back to the correct dimension, only to change again. I'm talking about dimensions like something that is 7'-4" changing to 1248' for no reason. This is particularly frustrating in that I check the drawing, then it prints out incorrect.
Does anyone have a reason why this would be happening? I am using AutoCad version 2002, and my operating system is Windows 2000. I Use Explorer 6.0, and we have a DSL connection. It is very important that I solve this problem soon. I can be emailed at tabestell@yahoo.com, or testell@meaarch.com. If you can not help me solve the arbitrarily changing dimensions please tell me where I can find a possible solution.