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I use AutoCAD 2008 LT. I have a problem when trying to use multiline text. The text box will only allow me to write vertically, but when the text is completed, by left clicking on a grip and changing the rotation angle to 0 degrees, it reads horizontally. However, if I try to amend it, vertical text is the result. I do not have this problem with single line text. Whilst it is possible to read vertically, it is frustrating and time wasting. Any help would be appreciated.

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See if this fixes the problem.

 

Type in MTEXTED, set it to OLDEDITOR.

 

For the old TEXT editor, set DTEXTED to 1.

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you know too much (i wouldn't be surprised if the recent cyber attacks were the internet itself trying to control ReMark's devastating knowledge)

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Have tried several times, no luck I'm afraid:(

Posted

Did you happen to change the Base Angle for your Units direction by any chance?

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you know too much (i wouldn't be surprised if the recent cyber attacks were the internet itself trying to control ReMark's devastating knowledge)

Based on the OP's response I don't know nearly as much as I think I do.:oops: Back to the factory for me!:lol:

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Try this. Set the value of MTEXTFIXED to 2 and see if that helps.

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No, the base angle has not been changed. Secondly, I tried a value of 2 on MTEXTFIXED with no effect.

Posted

In he text style box the font is Airial Unicode MS; the box for vertical is greyed out.

 

Since posting the original request I have changed the font to Verdana, and have had no problems with the multiline text - maybe I should stick to that font in future! :)

 

Many thanks to all who replied.

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I guess that's one way to solve the problem. Thanks for updating us.

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In he text style box the font is Airial Unicode MS; the box for vertical is greyed out.

 

Since posting the original request I have changed the font to Verdana, and have had no problems with the multiline text - maybe I should stick to that font in future! :)

 

Many thanks to all who replied.

 

Seems like that font is a vertical font.

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