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How do I set up the reference point to measure objects in Visio?



 
 
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Old June 6th, 2009, 06:35 PM posted to microsoft.public.visio.general
BStockard
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Default How do I set up the reference point to measure objects in Visio?

I am trying to set up a scene in Visio that already exist. I need the
measurements to be exact to scale as I place them.

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Old June 8th, 2009, 04:46 PM posted to microsoft.public.visio.general
WapperDude
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Default How do I set up the reference point to measure objects in Visio?

Assuming that your drawing page is already set to the proper scaling, the
easiest way to check the size of the shapes as you place them is via the Size
and Position window (menu bar View Size and Position Window). This
provides a info on the selected shape, and you can enter desired size
information.

There are dimensioning stencils available, both architectural and
engineering, DIMARC_(U,M).VSS, DIMENG_(U,M).VSS, and drawing tool shapes,
DRAWTL_(U,M).VSS; where either the U or M designates US or Metric units.
These shapes may be positioning anywhere on the drawing to measure distances
between shapes or sizes of shapes.

HTH
Wapperdude



"BStockard" wrote:

I am trying to set up a scene in Visio that already exist. I need the
measurements to be exact to scale as I place them.

 




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