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There is a separate forum for Draftsight questions. https://www.eng-tips.com/threadminder.cfm?pid=1480 And there is no image attached

Sa-Ro, If you share the actual SolidWorks part instead of just a PDF, someone maybe able to figure out a resolution

@Sa-Ro I don't know when this option was added but in 2020, when copying sheets you are given the option to rename the label or not. Either way, the label can be edited after it is created If the section is exactly the same, but copied for clarity of dimensioning, the label should clearly state...

The following may help; https://www.eng-tips.com/faqs.cfm?fid=863 https://www.eng-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=80886

@waross ... 'continues to call that language 'English' instead of 'Americanese' and then corrupts fixes our spellings!'

This has had very mixed reviews over the years but you could try http://backworks.info/

Short term solution ... Do as handleman states. Long term solution ... Either find and fix the problem, or delete and recreate the sweep.

You will probably need to post the model so the underlying cause can be found.

[ponder] We need a crickets chirping emoticon.

Hi Scott, I have had that happen quite a few times but had never associated the problem with being selections made near the edges of the screen. Have you submitted a bug report?

If by cache you mean Recent Documents, you can run the attached .reg file to clear the registry before firing up SW. https://files.engineering.com/getfile.aspx?folder=8fb0daa9-d82b-46e3-b3f0-3c4e3aec9931&file=Clear_SW18_Recent_Doc_List.reg

@APG63, The slow down caused by the threads can be easily avoided by suppressing the Helix feature.

Run the SOLIDWORKS Rx > Diagnostics tool to check the graphics card & driver suitability.

That part was created with SW15, or at least it was last saved with SW15. I was able to modify the first revolve feature and several others, so it looks like the problem is at your end.http://files.engineering.com/getfile.aspx?folder=11f8c689-6d43-4b27-879d-450776cba8c0&file=Cup_Base_SW15.PNG

Nothing can be made idiot-proof. Whnever you get close, a bigger idiot comes along.