syntax for "diameter" symbol in dimensions

[Mr Bebop]

someone once showed me how to type the diameter symbol into dimension text
in ACLT 1.0, but I have forgotten how to do it, and can find no
documentation. I think it was alt-q-q--d or some such silliness, but
can't remember now. anybody know the code?

[dip...@pacbell.net]

Try %%C

dipper

[Lorne Tontegode]

Mr Bebop wrote:
>
> someone once showed me how to type the diameter symbol into dimension text
> in ACLT 1.0, but I have forgotten how to do it, and can find no
> documentation. I think it was alt-q-q--d or some such silliness, but
> can't remember now. anybody know the code?

These are some of the codes for AutoCAD. I think they work for LT as
well.

Diameter %%c
Percentage %%%
Degree %%d
Plus over minus symbol %%p
Underline %%u
Overline %%o
Asci character %%nnn (nnn being the ascii code)
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[aileen]

dip...@pacbell.net wrote:
>
> On 6 Jun 1996 20:15:50 -0400, mrb...@aol.com (Mr Bebop) wrote:
>
> >someone once showed me how to type the diameter symbol into dimension text.....<snip>............

> >anybody know the code?
>
> Try %%C

Or try %%c, since the cap "C" is for the centerline symbol, actually.

Aileen
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[MSCEB]

Try '%%c'.