can I use cartesian coordinates in word 2007

  • Thread starter Aged one(I'm in the 80 year old range)
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Aged one(I'm in the 80 year old range)

I want to be able to use exact dimensions in drawing an object on word 2007.
I happened to see it accidentally while in word but could not reproduce it.
The cartesian coordinates are used in drawing of machine parts or assemblies
where exact dimensions are critical.
 
M

macropod

Hi Aged one,

If you've got a postscript printer (or a PDF distiller), and you're willing/able to code in postscript, you can insert the required
postscript code into Word's PRINT field. Not for the feint-hearted.

Cheers
 

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