I want some big brackets (as in very tall { and } characters), can
anyone suggest a way to draw them easily? It's basically a long line
with a collection of quarter circles attached so I guess I could do it
that way but it feels a bit clumsy.
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Chris Green
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I see you are struggling with how shapes scale uniformly, and
simultaneously, horizontally and vertically - but, you want one that
selectively scales vertically but only the line's length, not their width,
and the circles not at all. I am not much of a shape maker, but I can
imagine the programmin
Hi,
> I want some big brackets (as in very tall { and } characters), can
> anyone suggest a way to draw them easily? It's basically a long line
> with a collection of quarter circles attached so I guess I could do it
> that way but it feels a bit clumsy.
It's difficult, but I used bezier curves f
I have had similar problems, but I can't remember details. Basically, the
view does not always represent what will print. Definitely, Win7 has been
better than Win NT or XP. I rarely have printing difficulties.
I have worked around by trying to export and print from a different program
- like ma
On Fri, Mar 28, 2014 at 02:42:22PM +0100, Martin Wichmann wrote:
> Hi,
>
> > I want some big brackets (as in very tall { and } characters), can
> > anyone suggest a way to draw them easily? It's basically a long line
> > with a collection of quarter circles attached so I guess I could do it
> > t
I have a moderately complex diagram describing the connections on a
multiway plug.
There are texts labelling the various connections and wires. Most of
them print correctly but some labels are mis-formatted:-
Yellow - The Y prints over the e and the label is shifted to the right
Red - Th
Greetings, Chris Green!
> I want some big brackets (as in very tall { and } characters), can
> anyone suggest a way to draw them easily? It's basically a long line
> with a collection of quarter circles attached so I guess I could do it
> that way but it feels a bit clumsy.
If you would specify,
On 28/03/14 09:06, Chris Green wrote:
> I have a moderately complex diagram describing the connections on a
> multiway plug.
>
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> AGND - The A prints partially over the G
> VADC - The V prints over the A and the label is shifted to the right
>
> This happens on two different printers so
