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| After you open a new drawing Go to "tools" - "options" - "document properties" turn on "dual dimensions" and make sure primary units are set to inches and secondary units are set to mm. Pressing F1 = HELP (this is a very good and easy to use feature)
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| I would assume that you are using Solidworks since you posted this in the Solidworks forum. Go to the "Tools" menu and click "Options". A window will pop up (hopefully) Click on the 'Document Properties" tab and you should see it. It's the first option on that page under the heading "Dimensioning Standard"
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| Make a part template for metric parts instead of using whatever template you are currently using (I assume you are using the default SW template). open a new part, change the document settings to whatever you wish ie. metric units. save it as a part template.
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| Don't actually make a part, just change the settings in the blank part document and save it as a part template. I have all my templates saved on my server and have SW file locations point to that file. You can save your template in the default SW location if you wish. I could type pages of instructions but it is all in the help file anyway. I hate typing...man
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