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Found 3 results

  1. A McDonell
    Is there a way to get Space Labels auto centre when their geometry is edited?
  2. Benson Shaw
    If I create and select a Space Object, the OIP>Shape tab is clipped. Or all the text and fields are crowded to left. Some bits of text are even out of the window. Something about my system? OIP is normal justification for other objects. Never mind. I opened and closed the Properties pane. Now the OIP is displaying everything normally. -B
  3. SgtPepper
    Hey all, Quick worksheet question for the veterans. Is it possible to get a SUM of areas generated from space objects. The SUM function adds together the number of database objects rather than of the information they are providing. I've attached a dropbox link to a jpeg that will explain it better than I can. https://www.dropbox.com/s/z62v30i61i5965i/Worksheet Screenshot.png?dl=0

 

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