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Old 07-19-2007, 07:55 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Whenever I drop in a wire using the rough in wire 2 stencil the font size of the text on that wire is locked a 3pt. I've tried everything I can think of to make the font size change, but it refuses to change. All my other stencils work fine. Has anybody else had this problem?
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I had to consult the great Adam Stone on this one. Instruction follow. Attached is a doc w/ the same instructions w/ added screenshots.
  • Put the stencil in Edit mode and make a copy of the shape (never mess with the original in case you mess up)
  • Double-click the shape to open in “grouped mode” (green background)
  • Select the shape and then select Edit->Open Rough In Wire 2, the background will now be yellow
  • Select the text block and then select Window->Show ShapeSheet
  • In the “Character” section, remove the GUARD(Sheet.6!User.FontSize) formula from the “Size” cell
  • Close the ShapeSheet, close the Yellow background window, then close the green background window
  • Choose [Yes] to save the changes to the shape
  • Take the Stencil out of edit mode and save changes
The font is now resizable when you drop the shape on a page in Visio.
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Originally Posted by SenoS View Post
I had to consult the great Adam Stone on this one. Instruction follow. Attached is a doc w/ the same instructions w/ added screenshots.
  • Put the stencil in Edit mode and make a copy of the shape (never mess with the original in case you mess up)
  • Double-click the shape to open in “grouped mode” (green background)
  • Select the shape and then select Edit->Open Rough In Wire 2, the background will now be yellow
  • Select the text block and then select Window->Show ShapeSheet
  • In the “Character” section, remove the GUARD(Sheet.6!User.FontSize) formula from the “Size” cell
  • Close the ShapeSheet, close the Yellow background window, then close the green background window
  • Choose [Yes] to save the changes to the shape
  • Take the Stencil out of edit mode and save changes
The font is now resizable when you drop the shape on a page in Visio.
You'll have to have Visio Pro and be running in developer mode to do this.
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You'll have to have Visio Pro and be running in developer mode to do this.
What does "running in developer mode" actually mean?
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Originally Posted by dharmonyav View Post
What does "running in developer mode" actually mean?
In Visio goto Tools>Options>Advanced and put a check mark in da box.
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that did the trick, thanks. Now I just have to load SI5 that I just got a few days ago and come up with a whole bunch more questions for you guys.
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that did the trick, thanks. Now I just have to load SI5 that I just got a few days ago and come up with a whole bunch more questions for you guys.
Whoa! Don't start creating any "real" project in SI5 yet. Only install it as a stand-alone application. Don't set it up with LS, & BM. You'll be cuss'n!
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I know better than to dive right into the new program, I spent a month on SI4 before I started using it on a real project.
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