Brian Lackey

Sorry, I have 10.3.3. That is the OS. Went from 10.3.2 to 10.3.3 yesterday. Sorry for the typo.

I updated today to 10.2.3. I now get random messages that my dongle is no longer attached. I went to Hasp's web site and there are no new drivers. Brian 10.2.3 VW 10.5.1

I received some symbols for Cisco products to be used in designing network for computers. I can't open them. Is there a way to convert these files so they can be usable in VW 10? OS 10.3

So you are saying that there is no function to tell the line to re-associate itself with the new object?

Mike, I disagree with the notion that it is a nice function (not sure how else to word this without sounding insulting, sorry if I come across that way). I do think we are missing each other. If I draw some walls, I then want to move them and the objects near them, I have to group everything, then move it, then ungroup it. The crosshair tool, I thought, was to "move" items without altering them. The diagonal double-side arrow was for altering the items, such as larger/smaller circle, lengthen/shorten walls. If I wanted to stretch the wall, the diagonal arrow should be used. Am I missing something here?

Is there away to re-associate a dimention line to an object that I deleted and then inserted a new object. It used to have the red square to show it is associated. When I delete, then add a new object to the same point, I can not re-associate the dimension to the new object without deleting the line, then re-dimension it.

When I draw walls, then "select all" and then move the selection as "one", it stretches the wall(s) instead. I use the crosshair icon when my mouse moves over the selection. I have to group, then move, then ungroup. I never had this issue in 9.5. Dimension lines really frustrate me. If I move an object, and then click the dimension to select it, the lines and value jump to a new location. Either a little up, down, left, or right. I have to then select "undo" to keep the line selected but move the line back to where it was, then I can re-align the dimension to the moved object. Second line frustration, sometimes when I move a dimension point, (was a straight line dimension, not angled) it swaps to the left side, or right sepending on the original position, and becomes an angled dimension line. the only fix, is to delete the line, and then redimension.