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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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Replace text strings with Global File Changer.
Written on 7 Apr, 2009 at 11:40 in Batch Changes, MicroStation Tips | viewed 2,189 times | 0 Comments
by Rick Sewell, Customer Support Global File Changer is exactly what it sounds like. This thing can bulk modify just about anything in multiple design files and fast. It is my personal favorite Axiom product due to its amazing versatility.... (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 6,245 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)
How to update the project number in 1,000 sheet
Written on 7 Apr, 2009 at 11:09 in Batch Changes, MicroStation Tips | viewed 1,042 times | 0 Comments
By Keith Dunn and Brian Treacy of Parsons Brinckerhoff, Norfolk, Virginia What happens when a number used in all the design files in a large project changes when the project is almost finished? After your heartbeat returns to normal, you... (Continue reading)
How to update the project number in 1,000 sheets
Written on 2 Apr, 2009 at 18:46 in Batch Changes, MicroStation Tips | viewed 2,469 times | 0 Comments
By Keith Dunn and Brian Treacy of Parsons Brinckerhoff, Norfolk, Virginia What happens when a number used in all the design files in a large project changes when the project is almost finished? After your heartbeat returns to normal, you... (Continue reading)
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