My first question on Creo 4
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My first question on Creo 4
is it finally possble to adjust the width of the first column of the modeltree in Creo 4? Ive been asking for this option since wildfire 2..
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BP,
Does the computer you use have more than one monitor?
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Indeed,
I use two DELL U2410 monitors.. why?
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If you set your model tree to float it should help with the column sizes.
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My question is: is it possible to change the width of the first column in the modeltree and keep it that way?
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Hi,
It is still same as in earlier versions.
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What it wrong with these people?
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Thats the entire modeltree, I know you theoretically can change the width of the complete modeltree and have this saved in the "creo_parametric_customization.ui" so the setting is saved BUT you CAN change the width of the first column within the modeltree BUT you CANT save this setting which is insane in my opinion.
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Could you do a screen shot of what you would like your tree to look like?
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exactly
