Beiträge von Jim Rogers

There are free virus protection softwares out there. He should search for one and use that, if cost is an issue.

Sometimes you just have to replace the beam and do it again.

You can also just change the number in the length column to the longer length. copy that new length and paste it into all others lines of the same item.

Good luck with your drivers....

When ever you install something new like a driver or other program updates, it is best to create a restore point before hand. That way if something doesn't work right you can "restore" to a point before hand where everything did work right.
I do this with all MS updates.

There should be an option when you select the graphics card information box where there is the button to roll back driver.

You may have to roll back your driver if the new one causes problems.

The folder (WINVOR) contains some files needed by the program. These files or folders should not be modified as it could affect your program’s performance. WINVOR/ENG can be copied and moved forward to a newer version.

If there is not a lot of tension on that assembly then that would work. If there is tension maybe a spline through the king and into each piece would make it stronger, if you use a hardwood spline.

Something like this, only the door slide past each other:

One solution is to do the same thing using a different function, like notch.

There is more than one way to cut a timber in the program process box.

I now understand the "why".

As to an easier solution than 1) mirror 2) delete original, 3) move; I can't think of anything.

In D-CAD2d you can just pan the viewport to bring it back to the proper position on the page instead of move, after you have deleted. But I guess that would depend on what you are mirroring.

Other drawing programs do have "reflect" with an option for copy or not.
Until such an option is added, you may have to do it your way.

Any process with a "$" is still "attached" to another timber so that it will stay connected if you move the timber. You have to break that connection in order to move it in the process list, or edit.

I think that is because it is part of the process just above the one with the ">". You need to highlight the joint above and explode that joint. Then highlight and try to move up.

I guess my first question would be to ask why do you need to mirror everything?

Did you highlight the process before you pushed the up arrow?

I have two programs that I have used, at times. One is Autodesk Design review 2010, and the other is DWG TrueView 2010.

Both can be downloaded for free I believe. I'm not sure if you can do what you want with these but you can view plans with them.

I was sent a pdf and I had to convert it to dxf so I could make measurements.
To measure I had to import the dxf so scale was off.

Well, I tried importing my dxf by inch and the measurement was wrong.
I tried importing my dxf by feet and the measurement was wrong.
I didn't know what scale to use so I had to resize.

That is what I did and it came out right. That's all I can say.

I think if you divide one number by the other number you get the scale factor to use to convert a smaller scaled drawing to the larger scale.

I used this yesterday. I imported a dxf into another drawing program that I use, and then measured a line that the drawing said was 4' 7". And my measurement was 16' 8" so I converted both to inches, that is 48+7=55 and then 192+8=200. I divided 55 by 200 and got .275. So I told my program to resize by a factor of .275 and it did. My measure of 4' 7" matched.

This is how I do it. It should work easier with metric....