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Rec'd from David Jones: Hi All, I started with PC about 1991. I still work because of a shortage of engineers. I’m Civil and Structural. I mainly am working on a large railway project extending from Melbourne (Derek’s hometown) inland up the east coast with connections to Sydney, Brisbane and up to ...

That's an interesting feature I didn't know about.

I was going to suggest that he save a copy of his ArchC Template as a new ArchD Template and reset the page size.

3 points = 1.05791mm

17 points is very close to 6mm

1 point = 1/72"

I agree Fred. The details on that sheet are generic, copies of the diagrams in the code, not project-specific. I assume the construction documents show the code-compliance of the new work. Do you think a set of construction drawings should have to include the verbatim text of all code sections that ...

My initial test from PC9 to PC10 encountered only minor issues. Sam Peke You must work with contractors who don't own a copy of the code. I see what you mean. For some things you have to spell it out. For other things, the plan checker will require you to add it--so why fight it? Because you have l...

SamPeke wrote: ↑

Wed Apr 03, 2024 4:47 am

My initial test from PC9 to PC10 encountered only minor issues.

Sam Peke

You must work with contractors who don't own a copy of the code.

It appears you have assigned 'tab' as an Edit shortcut. That means when you hit the tab key the edit command is re-triggered, putting you at square one of Editing again, rather than advancing you to the next field in the Edit window. Suggest you delete the tab as an Edit shortcut. PowerCADD automati...

It's funny how Apple has switched sides in the time since that ad.

Todd asked for a note of which Wild Tools we would like integrated into the new PowerCADD. Based on responses from our team of 10+ PCadd users the priorities are attached. The Trim Tool is the most crucial one for productivity. Looking forward to testing the Beta! Jonathan WildToolsPriorities v4.jp...

The only pay I get is the pleasure of using PowerCadd with WildTools.