the current height is displayed on the command line when you invoke Mtext.The default Height of MTEXT is controlled by the same TEXTSIZE system variable that sets the default TEXT height for Dtext. when word wrapping is Off you must press the key to begin new lines (as new paragraphs) in the current MTEXT.you can also use this approach to enter a value of zero for Width to explicitly turn word wrapping Off.use this approach when you know the required width or it is not convenient to pick another corner point to control the width.You can also pick one corner point & right-click in the drawing area to select Width from a shortcut instead of picking the other corner. width is calculated from the opposite corners of the bounding box (the horizontal distance) if you pick two corner points.The Width of an MTEXT object determines how long a line of text can be before the next line begins automatically.

for example, BR is the abbreviation for Bottom Right.right-click again and select a two letter abbreviation for the desired justification in another shortcut.You can right-click in the drawing area at the prompt for the opposite corner and select Justify from the shortcut. justification determines how characters are aligned with this box & whether text flows out of the top or the bottom of the box.characters are allowed to flow out of the bounding box as you type more lines for the current MTEXT object.

The bounding box is displayed only while you are picking the two corners of this box or when you edit an MTEXT object with grips. Pick two points to use the default Mtext options and define opposite corners for a bounding box of the new MTEXT object.Ĭurrent text style: “Layout Notes” Text height: 0.1250

use Find/Replace tab to find and replace characters in the MTEXT object that is currently loaded in the editor.

You can change settings for an entire MTEXT object from the Properties and Line Spacing tabs in this editor.

select the desired text in the editor & select the desired format from the Character tab to change the selected characters.

Mtext lets you format characters individually using familiar Windows techniques in the Multiline Text Editor.

use the Mtext command to create MTEXT objects.

You can create entire paragraphs (multi lines) of text as a single MTEXT object and each character can be formatted separately. Free course how to use Multiline MTEXT Objects in AutoCAD

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