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Re: The middle wheel does not work as a pan option in my...
In your control panel in windows under your mouse options. Make sure that you have the middle options button selected. It could be windows vista has not select it.
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Do you use the "hold middle click" way of panning? If so, check that in the Windows Ctrl Panel under Mouse, that the scroll wheel is set for middle click. Why this is not default on all new mice I do not know!
Your scroll mouse may not have a button built into the wheel.
Do try to push down on the wheel, though. Most (quality) modern mice have a button built in below the wheel that just takes a little extra pressure to use.
YOU HAVE THE 3D IN THE YOUR WINDOWS VISTA CONFIGURATION, ALSO YOU GO TO THAT SECTION AND SELECT THE PROGRAMS YOU WANT THE 3D TO WORK AND EVERY TIME YOU ACCESS THAT PROGRAM THAN IT WILL LOAD THE REQUIRED SOFTWARE TO RUN THAT CERTAIN PROGRAM AND WHEN YOU EXIT THE THE COMPUTER WILL SETR ITSELF BACK TO THE NORMAL OPERATION.
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You are still using AutoCAD R14? If you are that might be the problem. If you are running Vista, then AutoCAD R14 might be too old of a version to run. You will probably need to upgrade to a newer version of AutoCAD. I know this isn't a solution, but I am just trying to look at it from a different point of view. You can also go to autodesk.com and join their discussion groups. It is free and you can post questions. You usually get a fast response with an answer that really helps. I will do a little more research and add more when I get a chance. Good luck and I hope that I helped.
From the Autocad webiste:
System Requirements
AutoCAD® Civil and AutoCAD® Civil 3D® 2009 Recommended System Requirements
Recommended configuration (excluding server components used with project management capabilities):
32-bit only: Microsoft® Windows Vista® Ultimate/Business/Enterprise, Microsoft® Windows XP (SP2)
Note: Windows XP 64 and Windows Vista 64 are supported in 32-bit compatibility mode only.
Here's how you should be able to run it in compatibility mode:
1. Right click on the Autocad Icon in your start menu
2. click on Properties
3. click on the Compatibility tab at the top
4. check the box next to Compatibility Mode and select Vista 32 bit if it is given as an option.
I don't have Vista here, but that is how it works in XP and I did do a search and it appears to be the same in Vista.
Go to START > CONTROL PANEL > MOUSE ..... Here you will find the Logitech settings. On the BUTTONS tab, you will see a diagram that numbers the buttons on the mouse as well as a table that shows what each button is assigned to. In this table, double click the number assigned to the mouse wheel (usually button 3) and reassign the wheel to MIDDLE BUTTON. This should restore your Autocad pans.
IS the driver for the plotter installed? Can you plot using any other program?
Is there a test feature in the plotter driver so you can test the plotter?
What plotter is it?
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