Hello fellow DIA-ers,
I'm running into some issues on managing my diagrams and creating a
comfortable workflow.
- How do You do it?
Here is my context:
Project Complexity and organization
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I'm working on project which has subprojects
* HW part (stationary
Hi,
Dňa Wed, 11 Apr 2012 19:27:08 -0400 "Fred Teeboom"
napísal:
> The concussion must have improved your English!
please, tell us, how many language you are know? Of course, besides your
native language...
Please, what is the "rip-of", my dictionary has not this term. Please,
write this in Slo
Le Thu, 12 Apr 2012 00:18:56 +0400,
Andrey Repin a écrit :
> Greetings, Thomas Harding!
Hello! I have been lurking for a long time. Hope I will be silent for a
long time again :)
> It could easily be a year's top joke as well.
I agree. "April first" is a long last tradition in France I also
Sancho Pancho de la Mancha:
“If I wasn't falling out of my chair right now….”
I suspect you got a concussion when you fell off your chair. Better see a
doctor. Make sure the doctor is not a FREEWARE doctor.
Look on the bright side. The concussion must have improved your English!
haha. You actually paid for something that us free.
On Apr 11, 2012 1:21 PM, "Andrey Repin" wrote:
> Greetings, Thomas Harding!
>
> > This could be a good stuff for this month's 1sth...
>
> It could easily be a year's top joke as well.
> But honestly, was it necessary to maintain a full quote of
Frank, You should probably explain what version of Dia you are using and
the details of your computer and operating system.
I seem to remember this myself once, but I can't get it to happen doing
what you said. I don' think it is related to Dia exactly. Is there a
dialog hidden behind you wind
Dear Support.
I have just started using DIA. Main purpose is to try the possibilities of
making ISOmetric tube drawings including valves, pumps etc.
One problem has occured when drawing lines using the "L"key from the keyboard.
After a few lines the picture is "frosen". Only a 4-arrow c
