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AutoCAD's Text Command

The document summarizes the DTEXT command in AutoCAD, which allows users to add single line text to a drawing. It provides instructions on accessing the command through the Draw menu or typing "dt", and outlines the prompts and inputs needed to specify the start point, height, rotation, and actual text string. A website with more information on the command is listed at the bottom.

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AutoCAD's Text Command

The document summarizes the DTEXT command in AutoCAD, which allows users to add single line text to a drawing. It provides instructions on accessing the command through the Draw menu or typing "dt", and outlines the prompts and inputs needed to specify the start point, height, rotation, and actual text string. A website with more information on the command is listed at the bottom.

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11/15/13

AutoCAD's Text Command

DTEXT Command:
AutoCAD Command List
DTEXT allows you to add text to a drawing. To access the Dtext command you can: select Text, and then Single Line Text... , under the Draw Menu, OR type dt at a Command: prompt. --Prompt: Current text style: "Standard" Text height: 0.2000 Specify start point of text or [Justify/Style]: Use an Absolute Coordinate, Relative Rectangular Coordinate, Relative Polar Coordinate, or click to locate the start position of the text. --Prompt: Specify height <3>: Enter a new value for the text height or press Enter to move to the next prompt. --Prompt: Specify rotation angle of text <0>: Enter a new value for the angle of the text or press Enter to move to the next prompt. --Prompt: Enter text: Type the text. --Prompt: Enter text: Type in additional text or press Enter to exit the command. Return to the AutoCAD Command List.

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