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pointsplineloft file - where to find it? 1

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kadego

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I have a spread sheet with point coordinates that I wish to place in a sketch.
The way I understand it is I have to paste my points into a file called pointsplineloft which is available in online DOC.
I have no idea how to access online DOC.
Can anyone help?
Dave
 
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You can always start by pressing your F1 key.

But if that doesn't work, go to Tools -> Options -> Help. There is a section called "Technical documentation", and a box under it called "Location". The "location" is the path (on your computer or network) to the help docs.

Search whatever folder that it's in for the excel spreadsheet.


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Hi Solid7
I browsed to file location using the method you described.
However the file is not there.
Maybe someone could post it or mail it to me at david.holden@tenix.com
Dave
 

If you have help files, it should be there. That is, unless they loaded the .pdf version. If that's the case, it may not be there.


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We have the html help files but its not there.
Can you send me the file so I dont have to go and try to explain what I want to the IT guy.
Our b14doc folder is on the network so I cant ask one of the other guys here.
Thanks
Dave
 
If you edit the point file to reflect only the necsary fields.
Ie: XYZ and save as a .txt file you can import them as a point cloud in the Digitized shape editor. I've used this method in conjuntion with a CMM generated point file. There are some finer points to this but... Give it a whirl
 
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