(Solved) The Dimension feature is not displaying a numerical value

[Omnibus]

I've downloaded and installed the 64-bit Windows 10 3.26.1 version of QCAD and disabled the "Pro" features (per the instructions) as I want to try it out before buying a license.

I've already run into a "problem" that I can't resolve. I am trying to add dimensions to a simple floor plan (outline) of my building and the system will not display the distances. According to the reference manual, adding dimensions to a drawing is not a "Pro" feature. I've watched several Youtube videos and based on some entries in this forum, and have tried editing the Label boxes that come up when creating the dimension, to no avail. I have also gone to the Edit Menu | Drawing Preferences | Dimension | Dimension Settings | to change the Font Label, but there is no data field for it. I can access it in the property dialog if I select the dimension line, but nothing I do there seems to make any difference.

I have also been trying to use the MEASURE tool but must not be using it correctly. It is NOT not listed in the User Reference Manual, at least I can' find it.

Any assistance will be appreciated. Thanks,

Bruce (Omnibus)

ASUS ROG Laptop, Intel i7-4700 HQ 2.40 GHz, Windows 10 Home, 64-bit, Ver 10.0.19042, Build 1904
QCAD Ver 3.26.1 Windows 10 64-bit

[Husky]

Please attach the drawing so that we can help efficiently. Thanks.

[Omnibus]

I think I solved the problem. It was a scaling issue with the size of the font. I am completely new to this and had a hard time figuring it out, but I did!

[JuBe]

I know this is several years later, but do you have any pointers on this? I still can't figure out what scale property I need to modify to resolve this issue.