Scaling Flat VIZ/MAX elevations

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Scaling Flat VIZ/MAX elevations

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August 15th, 2006

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Fernando Lino

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Name: Fernando Lino

Scaling Flat VIZ/MAX elevations

Hi Guys,
I made a spread sheet to scale flat elevations in VIZ/MAX...It'd be very easy to print them out in Photoshop or in Indesign.

Fernando

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