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At least in 2004, you can't "fit" mtext...not sure about 2005, though
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21st Apr 2004 05:01 pm #1jocaanGuest
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My version is AutoCAD 2005. In using HELP to find out how to use the FIT command where you fit in a certain amount of text into boundries, I can't find the FIT tab mentioned in HELP. I just get one dialog box but there is no FIT tab.
TIA, Frank C.
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21st Apr 2004 07:05 pm #2Senior Member
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21st Apr 2004 07:44 pm #3jocaanGuest mtext?
I really do not know what mtext is. I used dt in the commcand box to enter my text. I have the student version of 2005 but as far as I know this version should not be incomplete and lack any tabs or options or commands that would deal with the FIT operation.
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21st Apr 2004 08:50 pm #4Super Member
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_FIT is a standard TEXT parameter. Just type TEXT of DTEXT at the command line.
_Justify
_Fit
Pick points...
Sorry, I just don't like pull down menus. Too slow and cumbersome. -DavidR12 (Dos) - A2K
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