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==How do I zoom in the 3D View?== | ==How do I zoom in the 3D View?== | ||
If your pointing device has a wheel, rotate it to zoom. If your pointing device does not have a wheel, open the Face Editor and use the Zoom In and Zoom Out buttons on the toolbar or the Zoom commands in the View menu. See [[3D_View_Window#Zooming|Zooming]]. | If your pointing device has a wheel, rotate it to zoom. If your pointing device does not have a wheel, open the Face Editor and use the Zoom In and Zoom Out buttons on the toolbar or the Zoom commands in the View menu. See [[3D_View_Window#Zooming|Zooming]]. | ||
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| + | ==If a PEM is specified as 0.5” long, is this referenced to the inner or outer wall of the material that the PEM is placed through?== | ||
| + | All PEMs except concealed head fasteners and nuts are fully inserted into the hole. If a PEM is .5" long, it will stick out .5" minus the thickness of the material. | ||
==How do I view and edit this wiki?== | ==How do I view and edit this wiki?== | ||
Revision as of 16:38, 11 February 2015
Note: This topic is under construction; answers to common questions from users are being added on an ongoing basis.
Contents
- 1 How do I get started with Protocase Designer?
- 2 How do I zoom in the 3D View?
- 3 If a PEM is specified as 0.5” long, is this referenced to the inner or outer wall of the material that the PEM is placed through?
- 4 How do I view and edit this wiki?
- 5 Where else do I look for the answer to my question?
How do I get started with Protocase Designer?
For a description of Protocase Designer, who uses it, how it works, and how you can get started, see Learn More
How do I zoom in the 3D View?
If your pointing device has a wheel, rotate it to zoom. If your pointing device does not have a wheel, open the Face Editor and use the Zoom In and Zoom Out buttons on the toolbar or the Zoom commands in the View menu. See Zooming.
If a PEM is specified as 0.5” long, is this referenced to the inner or outer wall of the material that the PEM is placed through?
All PEMs except concealed head fasteners and nuts are fully inserted into the hole. If a PEM is .5" long, it will stick out .5" minus the thickness of the material.
How do I view and edit this wiki?
For help in viewing and editing this Protocase Designer Documentation wiki, see Wiki Editing Help.
Where else do I look for the answer to my question?
For questions about Designer that you can't find the answers to in on this site, please email [Designer]. For all other questions, please email [Protocase].
