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T-FLEX Parametric CAD. Fundamentals. 2D Design

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

Creating Paragraph Text<br />

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Paragraph Text is a text located in a specified rectangular area. The lines of such text are wrapped<br />

automatically upon reaching the area boundary. Various formatting functionalities can be used for paragraph<br />

text creation that are applicable to any text fragment.<br />

To create a paragraph text, use the command “TE: Create Text”.<br />

When creating a text, the parameters are automatically used that were set as the default parameters (the<br />

option ). Originally, these parameters use the settings “from status”. The text parameters will be applied<br />

to the whole content of the given text.<br />

When editing the contents of the text being created, you can assign specific parameters to its separate<br />

elements, for example, to an isolated word or sentence. This capability is described in the topic “Standard<br />

formatting options”.<br />

Defining Text Position and Size<br />

In the automenu, select the option:<br />

Create paragraph text<br />

To create a paragraph text, first define the position and boundaries of the rectangular area that will hold the<br />

text (you can subsequently define several such areas with their boundaries). To do this, subsequently select<br />

the two bounding points for attachment. This can be freely done by clicking or specified by selecting<br />

existing nodes. Upon defining the first attachment point, a rectangle starts rubberbanding following the<br />

pointer, indicating the size and position of the text being created.<br />

One can subsequently input the boundaries of several such rectangles. This, however, creates only one<br />

element of the type “paragraph text”. This means, as the text being input fully occupies the first rectangle,<br />

the input automatically continues in the second rectangular area, etc. in the order of rectangles creation.<br />

Next, click inside the defined area or the icon () to proceed with entering the text contents. At<br />

this moment, the rectangle will appear as follows, depending on the way of attaching the text:<br />

If the paragraph text is attached to nodes<br />

In this case, the rectangle can be modified or moved using<br />

the construction lines to which the paragraph text is attached.<br />

If the paragraph text is not constrained<br />

In this case, the rectangle can be moved, rotated or resized<br />

by using the provided handles while in the text editing mode.<br />

Move the rectangle using the handle located in the upper left<br />

corner of the rectangular area. Move the pointer to the handle<br />

(the pointer appearance will change), depress and drag the<br />

mouse to the desired position. The rectangular area of the<br />

text will follow the pointer.

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