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problem scale design inventor 2010 suite with win 7 64 bit

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hello to all:smile:
I wanted to ask you for help from you.

use inventor 2010 suite installed on windows 7 64 bit,
I installed iproperty v2.2 but I have a problem when I make the table, I go to save the file but it does not display the scale, while in a system with windows xp 32 bit it all works correctly. I think it's an operating system problem I don't know if it needs some macros to view the scale automatically in the cart. I press that this cartilage I always used it with win xp and I never had problems with the drawing scale that was automatically updated when saving the file.
another my colleague uses windows 7 to 32 bit but has the same problem with the scale.
I tried to download files created by other users in this forum but without success, can anyone help me? :confused:

thanks to all for the help
 
orangopotamo said:
hello to all:smile:
I wanted to ask you for help from you.

use inventor 2010 suite installed on windows 7 64 bit,
I installed iproperty v2.2 but I have a problem when I make the table, I go to save the file but it does not display the scale, while in a system with windows xp 32 bit it all works correctly. I think it's an operating system problem I don't know if it needs some macros to view the scale automatically in the cart. I press that this cartilage I always used it with win xp and I never had problems with the drawing scale that was automatically updated when saving the file.
another my colleague uses windows 7 to 32 bit but has the same problem with the scale.
I tried to download files created by other users in this forum but without success, can anyone help me? :confused:

thanks to all for the help
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If you put a file, let's see what's wrong. However strange because they do not center anything the properties of the inventor files with the operating system.
 
meccanicamg said:
If you put a file, let's see what's wrong. However strange because they do not center anything the properties of the inventor files with the operating system.
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the properties not, but add-in yes: if I don't remember badly the utility updated a custom property and obviously it doesn't work with 64bits... I thought they were posted (maybe I too?) macro alternatives
 
Catafratto said:
the properties not, but add-in yes: if I don't remember badly the utility updated a custom property and obviously it doesn't work with 64bits... I thought they were posted (maybe I too?) macro alternatives
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That's why. Sure that the dlls if they are compiled to 32 and not to 64 bits and there is no compatibility ... both put wrong. but the autodesk cousins never thought about 64 bit systems? seems to have always been the last on this.
 
meccanicamg said:
That's why. Sure that the dlls if they are compiled to 32 and not to 64 bits and there is no compatibility ... both put wrong. but the autodesk cousins never thought about 64 bit systems? seems to have always been the last on this.
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my dealer, on the subject, told me that the Americans put the various stairs on every view that is generated on the table, so the general scale in the table only us Italians put it they do not preview it...... that is why of the various "accrocchi" that must be done.
 
Peppe said:
my dealer, on the subject, told me that the Americans put the various stairs on every view that is generated on the table, so the general scale in the table only us Italians put it they do not preview it...... that is why of the various "accrocchi" that must be done.
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always practical the Yankees, you have to say it!
 
Peppe said:
my dealer, on the subject, told me that the Americans put the various stairs on every view that is generated on the table, so the general scale in the table only us Italians put it they do not preview it...... that is why of the various "accrocchi" that must be done.
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for the series, international regulations do not serve anything... like the fact of roughness that are still according to old regulations. . .
 
you can never convert to older releases: but if it concerns the link you will find a .txt attachment that you can copy in your idw template and try (it should go, try)
to copy that macro:
make a copy of your original template!
alt-f11 to access visual basic
a dx expanded projectdocument (nametemplate.idw)>modules>modulo1
crown the text
Save

to each document rescue the macro is activated
 
how do you make sheet thickness?
First I used iprop collections, but 64 bits doesn't go, hand-fill it then they don't update if you change...
 
Yes, but I couldn't find it anymore and I think with the 32-bit version the i-prop collections worked
 

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