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/\/lg|-|T/\/\@R3
3rd Feb 2006, 05:55 pm
I'm using land development r2 and I'm having a hard time finding any documentation on the customization of labels. I know how to use the label settings but I would like to find out how to edit the data used for the labels.
The labels that I have now look like this: N 45%%d00'00" W, I would like it to look like this: N45%%d00'00"W. If anyone has a good tutorial site, that would be best.
Thanks in advance.
rkmcswain
6th Feb 2006, 01:59 pm
I could be wrong, but I don't think you will find any tutorial sites on editing LDT label styles. For one, it's an obscure topic, and two, it's fairly self-explanitory along with the HELP files.
Are you just trying to take out the space? Have you been in the Edit Label Styles dialog?
/\/lg|-|T/\/\@R3
6th Feb 2006, 08:49 pm
I used the Edit Label Styles dialog to setup the labels that I use now, but the labels don't do exactly what I want them to. To answer your question, yes I am trying to get rid of the spaces. I've looked through the land development book and through the help files and I haven't found the right information I'm looking for.
example:
This is the data I have in the text above box:
{Direction}{Text Break}{lenght}'
Output:
N 45d00'00" W 100.00'
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Is there any I can add to change the data to look like this:
N45d00'00"W 100.00'
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The things I need changed are not offered as options in the dialog and I'm having a hard time finding help if there is any like you said.
rkmcswain
7th Feb 2006, 12:38 am
While in the "Edit Label Styles" dialog, click the "Angular" button. Uncheck the "Allow Text Spaces" toggle.
/\/lg|-|T/\/\@R3
7th Feb 2006, 04:30 pm
I feel retarded. I probably looked at that like five times before.
Thanks for the help.
Mr T
4th Mar 2007, 05:45 pm
RKMCSWAIN
Just clicked the link in your sig. - Great result winning that AUG prize. How long was the test ? Did it cover everyhting possibel n acad ?
Nick
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