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Verbage in Display Screen Not Legible

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jetp1 (Aerospace)

26 Apr 05 9:50

I just started using SolidWorks at work. I have CATIA V5 on my computer along with SolidWorks 2005. All lettering on the view screen for Parts, Assemblies, and Drawings is not readable. I can double click on all values to popup a diaglog box that shows the value. I cannot read any dimensions, notes, or drawing title block. Is there a setting that I can adjust to fix this? I have had this problem for all files. I have sent the files to my coworkers and they have not found the problem. Has anyone else experienced this problem? How can I fix it?

jimbo (Staff)

26 Apr 05 21:14

There is a Forum for those questions. Have you tried it?
jimbo

Buy a dictionary, keep it nearby and USE it. Webster's New World Dictionary of American English is recommended, and Webster's Collegiate Dictionary.

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