What about ISO14 405-2-2018 in PC-DMIS ?

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    What about ISO14 405-2-2018 in PC-DMIS ?

    I just saw the "new" ISO 14 405-2, there are some interesting subjects on radius cotation, distances between axes (...).
    Is there some enhancements about it in PC-DMIS ?

    ISO 14 405-2 : Geometrical product specifications (GPS) - Dimensional tolerancing - Part 2 : dimensions other than linear or angular sizes
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    Originally posted by JEFMAN View Post
    Is there some enhancements about it in PC-DMIS ?
    Be careful asking the demon for more "enhancements"!
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      This one is for Rob Jensen fosho'!
      PC-DMIS CAD++ 2o19 R1 SP11
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