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    Quote Originally Posted by Srinkoo View Post
    Do I need to edit any other settings
    I would reduce the height of TERM01 and make it centre justified but leave everything else alone
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    I can only do this quickly but highlight one of your HTC001 blocks and type BEDIT
    locate the TERM01 attribute and move it to the middle of the square. Note there are a lot of other attributes that look to be in the way but just ignore them.
    While that attribute is still highlighted call up the properties palette. Modify the justification and height to suit. I am metric so you will have to find the best size yourself.
    Close the block editor.
    type ATTSYNC and click on the block you have just modified.

    Having done all that I find electrical doesn't always let you keep modifications to blocks. You may find they have all reverted back to OOTB spec when you do a renumber. I never found out why.
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    BEDIT

    Select a block reference. Right-click in the drawing area. Click Block Editor. Make your edits. Close the block editor. You'll be asked if you want to save your changes. Answer "yes".
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    I got it. Thank you Remark and Dbroada. You both are amazing. Thanks a ton

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    Dave did the hard work. I just stood around. LoL
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