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The OLESCALE command is used to control the sizes, scales and other properties of selected objects. Command Access: Command : OLESCALEShortcut : select OLE object and right-click; select "Ole" and click "Text Size" Function Description: Note: before... Read More

The OBJECTSCALE command is used to adds or deletes supported scales for annotative objects. Command Access: Command : OBJECTSCALE Command Prompts: After selecting a annotative objects the Annotative Object Scale dialog box is displayed.   Related... Read More

The MOCORO command is used to move, copy, rotate, and scales object(s) with a single command. Command Access : Menu : Express tools>Modify>Move/Copy/Rotate Command Entry : MOCORO Command line prompts as follows: Select objects: Select object(s)... Read More

The FREESCALE command scales an object without restrictions under three modes; Non-Uniform, Rectangle and Free. Command name :  FREESCALE The Non-uniform scaleallows to scale X and Y coordinate axis separately. The RectScale allows to scale an... Read More

Function Description: The ANNOAUTOSCALE system variable is used to update annotative objects to support annotation scales when they are changed. If the ANNOAUTOSCALE system variable is a negative number, it closes auto scale function, but settings... Read More

Function Description: The MSLTSCALE system variable is used to scale the linetype displayed on the model tab by annotation scales. Type : Integer Saved in : Drawing Initial value : 1 Range : 0,1 System Variable Value: 0 : do not scale the linetype... Read More

Function Description: The ANNOALLVISIBLE system variable is used to hide or display annotative objects that do not support current annotation scales. The ANNOALLVISBLE system variable settings are saved separately for model and each layouts. Type :... Read More

Move , copy , rotate , and scale object(s) with a single command. Menu : Express tools>Modify>Move/Copy/Rotate Command Entry : MOCORO Command line prompts as follows: Select objects: Select object(s) and press Enter Base point: Specify a... Read More