Friday, 3 September 2010
MicroStation help for MicroStation users
If you want to know how to do something in MicroStation, or if you've found a cool tip or trick that you'd like to share, you've come to the right place. MicroStationTips.com is a forum for MicroStation users and CAD Managers to share tips, tricks and how-tos. It is a platform for savvy users to share their bounty of knowledge with peers.
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Automatically Set Element Symblolgy when Importing Data
Written on 7 Apr, 2009 at 14:37 in MicroStation Tips, Symbology Tips | viewed 521 times | 0 Comments
Axiom’s Microsoft Office Importer can be used to import text and borders from your Microsoft Office documents (like Word and Excel files) so that imported elements look the same as in the source document. However, what if you need to... (Continue reading)
Process Models and Handle V8 Symbology Settings
Written on 7 Apr, 2009 at 14:32 in MicroStation Tips, Settings Tips, Symbology Tips | viewed 994 times | 0 Comments
By Eiren Smith, Axiom’s Vice President for Technology – www.axiomint.com In the October 2003 issue of MicroStation Today, I announced the release of SpecChecker for V8. This month, I begin a multi-part series detailing many of the excellent new features... (Continue reading)
Change Level Symbology in Hundreds of MicroStation Files at a Time
Written on 7 Apr, 2009 at 11:31 in Batch Changes, MicroStation Tips, Symbology Tips | viewed 3,298 times | 2 Comments
Design file elements can be changed in thousands of different ways. Production demands often require that elements be changed in hundreds of MicroStation files at time. For example, the symbology (color, level, weight and style), font, text, size or rotation... (Continue reading)
Dragging and dropping reference files
Written on 7 Apr, 2009 at 11:25 in Batch Changes, MicroStation Tips, Symbology Tips | viewed 574 times | 0 Comments
Save some time and attach reference files to a design file by selecting them in Windows Explorer and dragging and dropping them into the “Reference Files” dialog box in MicroStation. This can be especially helpful for users with multiple monitors... (Continue reading)
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