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Thread: Converting Inches to Metric in Autocad 2000??

  1. #1
    Guido De Angelis Guest

    Converting Inches to Metric in Autocad 2000??

    Can someone tell me what is needed to dimension in millimeters, rather
    than inches in Autocad 2000. In the "Format" drop down menu, after
    selecting units, and changing the inches to milllimeters, inches are
    still maintained when dimensioining a drawing. What else needs to be
    changed.
    I am thanking you in advance for your help.
    Guido De Angelis

  2. #2
    longshot Guest
    its not the overrides in the format column that need changed, its the style
    button in the dimension column, the one you changed is just for system
    defaults, like "list" or how you enter units.

    typing "d" at the command line will bring the correct box up.

    HTH
    Rob

  3. #3
    Chris Gyotar Guest
    Change the dimension settings...changing the units alone wont help

    "Guido De Angelis" <lotec@cox.net> wrote in message
    news:41A23E36.B75D36E2@cox.net...
    Can someone tell me what is needed to dimension in millimeters, rather
    than inches in Autocad 2000. In the "Format" drop down menu, after
    selecting units, and changing the inches to milllimeters, inches are
    still maintained when dimensioining a drawing. What else needs to be
    changed.
    I am thanking you in advance for your help.
    Guido De Angelis

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