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How to change the text size of dimensions and arrows in Part Studio
ProApe
Member Posts: 155 ✭✭
Hello,
Where can I change the text size of dimensions and arrows in Part Studio?
I have searched everywhere without success; I can only find these settings for Drawing Studio.
Kind regards
ProApe
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Browser zoom is about the only control there is (except if there’s some CSS hack?).
Browser zoom, what do you mean? I open Onshape in the app, not in the browser.
I find it astonishing that this cannot be adjusted; it even works without any problems in the hobby CAD program Sketchup, which is nowhere near as good and performant as the professional Onshape.
Onshape works so much better in the browser on the desktop with a large monitor. I've played with it on my iPad and iPhone, but I really can't do real work on them.
I use Onshape in the Mac app, not in the browser. Previously, the programmes were called apps only on the iPhone and iPad, and now they are also called apps on Macs.
I can't imagine working on the iPad with its limited screen.
And I still regret the lack of flexibility when it comes to dimensions.
What are you talking about. There is no official Mac app. Unless someone has rolled their own Electron wrapper for the browser version on the Mac? Did you use a browser to "add to dock", or "open as window" or "install this site as an app"?
You're right: there is indeed no app in the App Store; then I must have installed it from the browser in the dock where it behaves like an app; I can't remember, it was a while ago.