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1-Visitor
January 6, 2022
Question

Align regions in Prime 7 (vertically and horizontally)

  • January 6, 2022
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Snapping to the grid is not a good alternative to being able to align a group of regions.  It was very easy in Mathcad 15.  

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25-Diamond I
January 7, 2022

@LF_3047958 wrote:

Snapping to the grid is not a good alternative to being able to align a group of regions.  It was very easy in Mathcad 15.  


Agreed on. Maybe in a future version of Prime ... Prime is sooo young, they are working on it just for 13 years 😈

There are a lot of things which Prime can't do or which were easier and faster to achieve in real Mathcad 🙂

Aligning regions is just one of them.

23-Emerald V
January 7, 2022

@Werner_E wrote:

@LF_3047958 wrote:

Snapping to the grid is not a good alternative to being able to align a group of regions.  It was very easy in Mathcad 15.  


Agreed on. Maybe in a future version of Prime ... Prime is sooo young, they are working on it just for 13 years 😈


I'm afraid the OP might have to wait for at least another 13 years.  It seems as if the idea has been archived and I can't see it on the Roadmap.  

 

https://community.ptc.com/t5/PTC-Mathcad-Ideas/Upgrade-Mathcad-Prime-document-formatting/idc-p/767017/highlight/true#M1465

 

Any volunteers for reintroducing it?  Bear in mind that only those with current subscriptions are eligible to vote, not those who (no longer)/(might be tempted to) purchase Mathcad were it not for the lack of certain features.

 

Still, one can entertain the notion that the roadmap might be due a cheer-inspiring update.

 

Stuart

 

(Maybe region alignment is elsewhere on https://community.ptc.com/t5/PTC-Mathcad-Ideas/idb-p/PTCMathcadIdeas.  I lack the patience to delve further)

4-Participant
May 13, 2026

Freaking unbelievable!!  I am being FORCED to finally switch to Prime as Mathcad 15 can no longer be installed on new computers.  I never switched because I was always waiting for Prime to catch up.  Well, 11 years after Mathcad 15, Prime 12 has still managed not to catch up on even the most simple and useful capabilities.  PTC has ruined this previously fantastic software.