how does good ol' bob z. go about setting the surface finish note to be
without leaders by default?

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everyday"�

"SWuser" <gundog_2@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> You would think at a minmum that it would remember you last setting while
> you are in the same document but noooo.  That is really strange.
>
>

thanks for the confirmation.
bob z. had quite a few dwgs that needed quite a few surface finish notes.
(bob z. hates surface finish notes anyway and then they don't work in an
'intuitive' manner.  arrrghggh.)
bob z. still likes detailing in solidworks a lot more than autocad.  does
anybody still buy autocad?

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bob z.
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"A.Peterson" <Alvin8ter-nospam@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> I made my own surface symbol and saved it as a block. Not only do you not
> get the leader this way, you can also rotate it at any angle, rather than
> just the two that SolidWorks has predefined.
>

killer!  that is awesome idea.  so simple, man, why didn't bob z. think of
it sooner...
-- 
bob z.
p.s.

"people with less brain power than you are doing more difficult things
everyday"�