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help with autoCAD!!
What i'm trying to do is scale my drawings in their mviews. I know that when you want something in 1/4" (architectural) scale, you type in zoom- 1/48 xp, but I don't know the #s to put in for engineering scales. If anyone can help me, post on here or IM me @ Stacybg

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Firstly....I am going to try and convinve you to use inventor...it is soooo let me repeat.......SOOOOOOO much better than autocad...in my opinion.


From what i remember you need to type 1/4 xp ... for architectual..u did 1/48 because of the inch to feet converison

give that a try ..and i will look for a better answer

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Gabe, I would say inventor is easier before I would say better.
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Gabe-
If I do 1/4xp what scale is that? 4"=1'?? (Can you tell I'm getting confused??)

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