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You can also place text at any angle, even if you aren’t sure of the measure-
ment. Variations of the Text Point and Text Rectangle commands allow you
to place text aligned to two points. The first point specifies the text basepoint
and the second specifies the angle. In the case of the Text Rectangle com-
mand, a third point specifies the extent of the text box. You do not have to
use the same snap or lock modifier for these points. For instance, you could
use Gridpoint snap for one point and Endpoint snap for the other.
To add text aligned to two points
1
On the Draw menu, click Text, Point, or click the Text Point button on the
All-In-One toolbar.
2
(optional) On the edit bar, change the font, height, and/or justification.
3
Make sure the Formula check box on the edit bar is not checked.
4
(optional) To automatically wrap text, check the Wrap Width check box
on the edit bar then enter a value in the Wrap Width text box and press
ENTER.
5
Press and hold CTRL and enter a point for the basepoint of the text.
6
Enter a second point for the angle of the text. The Text Input dialog box
appears.
7
Enter the text. The text edit mode defaults to the last text edit mode used.
To change text edit modes, use the Inplace Edit button on the Text Editor
dialog box to switch to inplace editing or use the Text Editor Dialog
button on the edit bar to switch to text editor mode. For information on
using the Text Editor, refer to
page 218
.
8
Click OK.
For inplace editing, move the pointer away from the text box and right-
click or click CTRL+ENTER.
Summary of Contents for 00308-011408-9F30A - VLA AUTOSKETCH R8-MEDIA W9X/NT
Page 1: ...October 2001 AutoSketch User s Guide RELEASE 8 ...
Page 12: ...2 ...
Page 20: ...10 Chapter 1 Welcome ...
Page 28: ...18 Chapter 2 Important Concepts ...
Page 42: ...32 Chapter 3 Screen Layout ...
Page 44: ...34 ...
Page 68: ...58 Chapter 5 Setting Up a New Drawing ...
Page 84: ...74 Chapter 6 Customizing the Grid ...
Page 136: ...126 Chapter 10 Entering Lengths Angles ...
Page 138: ...128 ...
Page 164: ...154 Chapter 12 Polylines Polygons Curves ...
Page 176: ...166 Chapter 13 Arcs Circles ...
Page 194: ...184 Chapter 14 Symbols ...
Page 206: ...196 Chapter 15 3D Effects ...
Page 220: ...210 ...
Page 256: ...246 Chapter 19 Markers ...
Page 258: ...248 ...
Page 270: ...260 Chapter 20 Selecting Deleting Entities ...
Page 274: ...264 Chapter 21 Undoing Redoing Repeating Actions ...
Page 308: ...298 Chapter 23 Trimming Entities ...
Page 340: ...330 Chapter 26 Making Inquiries ...
Page 342: ...332 ...
Page 350: ...340 Chapter 27 Storing Data in a Drawing ...
Page 360: ...350 Chapter 28 Retrieving Data From a Drawing ...
Page 366: ...356 Chapter 29 Using Web Tools ...
Page 388: ...378 Glossary ...
Page 400: ...390 Index ...