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Date/Time: Mon, 25 Nov 2024 16:45:48 +0000
cut lines
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| [2014-02-20 13:58:07] |
| AKR - Posts: 523 |
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is there a way for horizontal lines to be cut also left of the point? (I mean that the line keeps going to the right, but is cut left)? it works like this for extending rectangles, too. I agree that most time it will be more sense to cut the right side (especially when trendlines). but I would like the option for horizontal lines to be same as ext rectangles. any chance? rgrds |
| [2014-02-20 14:12:58] |
| AKR - Posts: 523 |
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ah. I guess you will recommend me an extended line, right? and what was the "trick" to make it horizontal?
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| [2014-02-20 14:13:54] |
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No. This is not supported because of the nature of the type of line. We recommend redrawing a new line using the Ray tool.
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| [2014-02-20 14:16:58] |
| AKR - Posts: 523 |
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hmmm, and is there a way to get TEXT to an extended line? This would then be my solution....
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| [2014-02-21 05:47:41] |
| AKR - Posts: 523 |
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is there a way to get TEXT to an extended line? |
| [2014-02-26 11:11:42] |
| AKR - Posts: 523 |
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any answer to this?
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| [2014-02-26 17:18:47] |
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We will have to see about this.
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