Newbie has 2 quick questions

Discussion in 'Pro/Engineer & Creo Elements/Pro' started by Pedro Smith, Feb 26, 2004.

  1. Pedro Smith

    Pedro Smith Guest

    How do you change the color of dimensions in ProE Wildfire? Also, how
    do you copy a part from one directory to another? My book says to
    copy/paste but I have yet to get that to work.
     
    Pedro Smith, Feb 26, 2004
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  2. Pedro Smith

    David Janes Guest

    : How do you change the color of dimensions in ProE Wildfire?

    If you mean the color of dimensions in part mode (select a feature, RMB Edit),
    this is controlled by 'View>Display settings>System colors'. On the Graphics page,
    click on the color panel for Letter. Use the sliders or color wheel to create the
    desired color. You may want to use this color as your default. In that case, you
    must take a couple more steps. First, at the top of the System colors interface,
    there is a menu item called 'File'. Use this to save your color selections in a
    file called syscol.scl, preferably in your start up directory (where Pro/e
    normally logs to when you start). Last step: open the config.pro file
    ('Tools>Options'), find the option called 'System_colors_file' and set it to the
    syscol.scl file you just created. You can use Browse, under the value input line
    to do this.

    Also, how
    : do you copy a part from one directory to another? My book says to
    : copy/paste but I have yet to get that to work.

    There is no such animal in Pro/e. You have to be in the Windows Explorer or a
    directory window of the operating system. 'Copy/paste' are system commands with no
    application to, recognition of or support from, Pro/e. Remember, this is the
    program with the obscure commands in the file menu called 'Erase>Not displayed'
    and 'Backup'. If you are on a Windows system, remember, Pro/e is not a Windows
    application. Commands shown in your book that look like Windows commands probably
    are.

    David Janes
     
    David Janes, Feb 26, 2004
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