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  1. Imported dwg title blocks sometimes become groups without intelligence, sometimes symbols with their intelligence intact.

    Does anyone know why?

    I think I have tried all possible settings in "import options" including "linked text handling". In the latter the options vary from 4 to 2 depending on the dwg files...can't tell why.

  2. Whatever the license stipulates, the basic idea must be an optimal workflow for all VW users spending more and more cash on yearly upgrades. As long as only one single person uses one license anything must be okay.

    It can't be in the interest of NNA that rendering unables further work on VW, maybe for hours. These workarounds are only useful for long time renderings anyway.

    What we really need is an integrated background rendering engine working on a automatically created temporary copy. We need efficiency in VW, not time consuming workarounds.

    It is also my belief that most members of this forum are comitted to VW and share their knowledge and spend a lot of time for the best of VW and thereby NNA - not to find ways to exploit obscurities in the license agreement.

  3. Is there a way to turn the lighting (spotlight) symbols off in a fast renderworks rendered sreen view. I know they do not show when printed, but I would like to be able to have a clean picture on screen as well.

  4. "Buy 2009" does not mean "buy upgrade 2009"....or does it?

    As I understand you'll have to pay a full new 2009 license to get the 2010 upgrade.

    Two upgrades should still be more expensive than a new license.

    A new license allows you to to work on yet another workstation.

    As I remember 2009 came with a new Parasolid rendering system. Useful if you need it.

  5. Thanks Shaun, problems resolved!

    You were right! Just knowing that there is a way to do it makes one find it eventually.

    In fact not a VW issue.

    As you mentionned a "tick" that made no sense had to be checked. All parameters were already set correctly in the chosen "ctb", but still "plot with plot styles" had to be checked as well. Stupid, stupid, stupid.....!

    thank's again!

  6. Aha...I knew that. Went back to pure basic with a test file with a few rectangles in a few different classes, all by layer etc etc...You know my melody....

    It sounds great until it's printed. Then all notes are the same.

    It's something with the plot settings in LT.

    It's like having Messias by Haendel on the screen but hearing In the Ghetto by Elvis in your earphones.

  7. When exporting files to AutoCadLT 2007, the lines show nicely on the PC monitor with right colors, thickness etc, but when printing all lines are the same. The printer settings are OK (checked with other AC files).

    The same files print fine in AutoCad 2008 (full version - not LT).

    Is this a known problem? Am I doing something wrong? Any ideas?

    In desperate need of help....

  8. The other end it is, but as I'm doing the hard work for them they expect me to solve the problem. Telling them to get full versions is as tempting as a "Kool Bier bumpa bumpa mit eine Schlange pumpa pumpa", as the say in Deutschland.

    My files are fine both in eDrawings and pdf. There is something with this LT version that reminds me of Pripps Bl?. There is something missing....taste, quality...I don't get it. Can't put my finger on it.

    If I don't get this solved I'd rather go for a beard than a beer for X-mas. Absolutely inkognito forever.

    I will try exporting in earlier VW version tomorrow.

  9. When exporting files to AutoCadLT 2007, the lines show nicely on the PC monitor with right colors, thickness etc, but when printing all lines are the same. The printer settings are OK (checked with other AC files).

    The same files print fine in AutoCad 2008 (full version - not LT).

    Is this a known problem? Am I doing something wrong? Any ideas?

    In desperate need of help....

  10. Register and scaling the data is no problem.

    We just had this issue today. The site constructor was upset because we sent him a Autocad file in millimeters, called us names and claimed it's obvious site plans always are in meters. So we had to scale it down. Doing the opposite is no problem. Real world is no problem either.

  11. Hi Panta

    This is a common problem with site plans in AutoCad, as it doesn't handle scales as smoothly as VW.

    I often get site plans scaled down to 1:500 or similar instead of drawn in 1:1 and presented in a 1:500 viewport.

    Don't even try to explain to a AutoCad user what a VW layer is and that you can set different scales to them and still have them all visible. They will be offended and feel personally attacked and claim they work professionally compared to your hobby.

    I have too deal with these problems more or less every day and can give your friend just one advice.....let it be!

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