Rotating text by 90 degrees without basepoint???

[CSTAM]

Does anyone know of a Lisp or function that can rotate text without a basepoint? I have text perpendicular to a designed road and I want to add (or minus) 90 degrees to make it parallel.

 

I need something that can basically add 90 to the all selected texts "rotation" property.

 

My problem in visual format below. The blue is desired.

 

[dbroada]

in standard AutoCAD I would use the properties palette. Is taht an option here?

[CSTAM]

No, when i select all the text the value in the properties palette turn to "varies". Is there a way to put "varies"-90 degrees?

[ReMark]

Was each piece of text put in with the text centered on the point it represents? If so, I'm pretty sure I've come across a lisp routine that could rotate each in turn. Just can't recall at the moment where that was.

[migs]

The TORIENT command in the Express Tools can rotate the text by specific angles

[CSTAM]

@ migs- I tried your suggestion but it orientates all selected text in the same direction. This doesnt appear to be any different than typing a value in the properties palette, unless i'm doing something wrong :S

 

@ ReMark- The text is not centrered on the point it represents but if you could find this LISP I could still give it a go.

[migs]

CSTAM

 

is it possible you could use Lee Macs LISP, could do what your looking for if i have picked you up properly

 

http://www.cadtutor.net/forum/showthread.php?42284-Some-of-My-Recent-Projects....

[eldon]

There was also a thread (again written by Lee Mac) to flip multiple texts by 180°. Perhaps you could alter it to flip your text by 90°

[CSTAM]

THAT'S BRILLIANT!! Thanks for your Help! The TXALIGN is exactly what I want, even better actually!