Re: Which Intellicad do you use?

It's just not part of the ISO standard - no one recognises it. If I take
any 
drawing into a workshop, building site, office or even into another
"metric" 
country, drawn at say 1=75 they won't have a scale rule to match and no 
gov't dept or any other org. operating under Australian standards (based
on 
ISO) will accept the drawing. Aust. standard Metric scales are basically
1:2 
1:5 1:10 and multiples like 1:50 1:500 5:1 50:1 etc. Even the very
commonly 
used variations of 1:25 are not strictly speaking acceptable, but nobody 
minds - at least it's on all the scale rules.

"CW" <cmagers@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> How is it "not available"? Just set it that way. I don't do anything in
> metric so I don't know if this is considered bad practice or not but I
see
> no reason to stick to ridged scale sizes in CAD.
>
> "jg" <jg@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
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> My work is most often 1=50
>> or 1=100, 1=75 would very often be ideal but it's not available.
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