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To resize a drawing within your presentation, follow these steps:

Start by selecting the specific drawing that you wish to scale. Click on the drawing to make it active.

In the design panel, you'll find an option labeled "Current Image Scale." Click on this option to access the scaling settings for the selected drawing.

In the "Current Image Scale" section, you have the ability to input a ratio that represents the relationship between the presentation scale and the actual design scale. For example, if you enter "1:50," it signifies that 50 units in the actual design will be represented as 1 unit in your presentation.

By specifying this scale ratio, the image will be rescaled according to this logic, allowing you to accurately represent the design in your presentation.

If you want multiple images to have the same scale, simply input the same scale value for each of them. This ensures that different drawings or elevations maintain consistent scaling in your presentation.

For instance, if you input a scale value of "1:40" for one image, make sure to use the same "1:40" scale for any other images where you desire a consistent scale.

This uniform scaling approach ensures that all the elevations or drawings maintain the same proportions, making them suitable for use in your presentation.

1. Start by selecting the specific drawing that you wish to scale. Click on the drawing to make it active.
2. In the design panel, you'll find an option labeled "Current Image Scale." Click on this option to access the scaling settings for the selected drawing.
3. In the "Current Image Scale" section, you have the ability to input a ratio that represents the relationship between the presentation scale and the actual design scale. For example, if you enter "1:50," it signifies that 50 units in the actual design will be represented as 1 unit in your presentation.
4. By specifying this scale ratio, the image will be rescaled according to this logic, allowing you to accurately represent the design in your presentation.
5. If you want multiple images to have the same scale, simply input the same scale value for each of them. This ensures that different drawings or elevations maintain consistent scaling in your presentation.
6. For instance, if you input a scale value of "1:40" for one image, make sure to use the same "1:40" scale for any other images where you desire a consistent scale.
7. This uniform scaling approach ensures that all the elevations or drawings maintain the same proportions, making them suitable for use in your presentation.