Originally Posted by
andrewg
Leonid,
Thanks for your reply.
Your method of re-implementing the view rotation would be fine, if there were a way to add any annotation, etc. to the view, while rotated (as was possible in 6.1).
I tried an experiment & was somewhat surprised by the result.
In 7.0, place a view on a sheet, and rotate it 90° via the properties dialog box.
Activate the view on the sheet. (It activates & stays in it's rotated position.)
Using the text command, place some text in the activated view. (It snaps to the view's project north (vertical) orientation.)
I can then select the text, & using the rotate icon, reposition it in the view.
Not sure if it's possible, but if you could eliminate having to re-rotate the text, it would save a step. I know it may sound silly, but when annotating a sheet, I feel I can work much faster if I'm not rotating my head to place, read, and edit vertically oriented text.
As for view titles, I never place them vertically, but I'm only one user, & there's probably someone out there that does...