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Pete
Jan 14, 2000, 3:00:00 AM1/14/00
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When starting the mtext command, the default text height is always .200.
All my text styles are defined with zero height. Even after changing the
height, the next time I use the command, the height is at .200 again. Any
heights I've previously used remain available in the drop down box but the
..200 is always the default. Is there a variable I'm missing or a way to
change this default value?
Thanks
Pete
Henry C. Francis
Jan 15, 2000, 3:00:00 AM1/15/00
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My favorite method is to use TEXT. (I hate MTEXT) oooo... I used the "H"
word. I've got plenty of tools to handle the stacking and justifying of text
and I'd rather do without the MTEXT crap.
word. I've got plenty of tools to handle the stacking and justifying of text
and I'd rather do without the MTEXT crap.
Cliff Middleton
Jan 15, 2000, 3:00:00 AM1/15/00
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The TEXTSIZE variable controls mtext text height.
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Culprandy
Jan 17, 2000, 3:00:00 AM1/17/00
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>Even after changing the
>height, the next time I use the command, the height is at .200 again.
>height, the next time I use the command, the height is at .200 again.
You may have a routine running that redefines the mtext command to add the text
height.
just me,
Randy
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