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4/7/10 1:49:19 AM

I have english version of LC Designer (v. 8.2). Can I change units of measurment to cm?

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4/7/10 6:11:07 AM

Yes ...under the Window menu make sure that the Drawing Aids palette is active. Then on that palette there is a setting to change the Grid and Ruler units. See the image below.

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Yes ...under the Window menu make sure that the Drawing Aids palette is active. Then on that palette there is a setting to change the Grid and Ruler units. See the image below.

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