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T-FLEX Parametric CAD. Fundamentals. 2D Design

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<strong>Fundamentals</strong>. Two-Dimensional <strong>Design</strong><br />

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By learning various text handling techniques presented in this chapter, you will gain the command of a wide<br />

range of tools for handling text in T-<strong>FLEX</strong> <strong>CAD</strong> environment. At the time of decorating a drawing, you can<br />

insert standalone notes consisting of one or more lines of text. These lines are positioned on the drawing<br />

according to the attachment point and are controlled by a number of parameters that define the font, size,<br />

rotation angle, etc. (the section “String Text”). It is also possible to insert large amounts of text, including<br />

several paragraphs with different formatting (the sections “Paragraph Text” and “Multiline Text”). Table<br />

creation is also supported (the section “Table”). Any text may include variables created in the drawing and<br />

text excerpts from the dictionary (the section “Working with dictionary”). If necessary, a text can be<br />

imported or exported.<br />

Creating Text<br />

To create a text, the command is used “TE: Create Text”:<br />

Keyboard Textual Menu Icon<br />

“Draw|Text”<br />

Upon calling the command, the following options are available in the automenu:<br />

Create Multiline Text<br />

Create paragraph text<br />

Create Table<br />

Create The string text<br />

Set Text Parameters<br />

Set absolute coordinates<br />

Set relation with Node<br />

Set relation with Line (available for The string text only)<br />

Place Text around Circle<br />

Execute Edit Text command<br />

Exit command<br />

The first four options serve for selecting the type of the text to be created (multiline, paragraph, string text<br />

and table). The creation and handling techniques will be reviewed in details for each type in the respective<br />

sections of this chapter.

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