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Justification of the Text Objects

CAD drafting Justification of the Text Objects 0 Ribbon: Annotate - Text > CAD software Justification of the Text Objects 1 Justify Text

CAD drawing Justification of the Text Objects 2 Menu: Modify – Object > Text > CAD drafting Justification of the Text Objects 3 Justify text

CAD software Justification of the Text Objects 4 Toolbar: Modify Object – CAD drawing Justification of the Text Objects 5

CAD drafting Justification of the Text Objects 6 Toolbar: Text – CAD software Justification of the Text Objects 7

CAD drawing Justification of the Text Objects 8 Command line: JUSTIFYTEXT

The command changes the alignment, but does not change the position of single-line or multiline text in the drawing (only the number and position of the grips are changed).

To do this you should first select the text object and then specify the required type of justification in the Properties panel.

note: Changing the alignment type with a simultaneous change in the position of the text object (for single-line text) and the text area (for multiline text) is performed by the CAD drafting Justification of the Text Objects 9 Justify Text (TJUST) command or Justify property on the Properties panel.

The CAD software Justification of the Text Objects 10 JUSTIFYTEXT vs. the CAD drawing Justification of the Text Objects 11 TJUST text alignment differences:

Original TEXT, justified to the Left:

CAD drafting Justification of the Text Objects 12

Original MTEXT, justified to the Top Left:

CAD software Justification of the Text Objects 13

TEXT view when you choose the Right justification type from the Modify menu:

CAD drawing Justification of the Text Objects 14

MTEXT after applying the BR (Bottom Right) alignment with the CAD drafting Justification of the Text Objects 15 JUSTIFYTEXT command:

CAD software Justification of the Text Objects 16

TEXT view when you set the Right justification type in the Properties panel:

CAD drawing Justification of the Text Objects 17

MTEXT after applying the BR (Bottom Right) alignment with the CAD drafting Justification of the Text Objects 18 TJUST command:

CAD software Justification of the Text Objects 19

Start the CAD drawing Justification of the Text Objects 20 JUSTIFYTEXT command and select the text object on the drawing. Specify the type of justification in the command line or the context menu.

Options:

Left			Left-justifies the text at the baseline.
Aligned			Inscribes text between two points. The height and width of each character are calculated automatically so that the text exactly fits into the specified area. The character height is changed.
Fit			Inscribes text between two points. The width of each character is calculated automatically so that the text exactly fits into the specified area. The character height is not changed
Center			Aligns text from the horizontal center of the baseline, which you specify with a point.
Middle			Aligns text at the horizontal center of the baseline and the vertical center of the height you specify.
Right			Right-justifies the text at the baseline
TL (Top Left)			Left-justifies text at a point specified for the top of the text.
TC (Top Center)			Centres text at a point specified for the top of the text.
TR (Top Right)			Right-justifies text at a point specified for the top of the text.
ML (Middle Left)			Left-justifies text at a point specified for the middle of the text.
MC (Middle Center)			Centres the text both horizontally and vertically at the middle of the text.
MR (Middle Right)			Right-justifies text at a point specified for the middle of the text.
BL (Bottom Left)			Left-justifies text at a point specified for the baseline.
BC (Bottom Center)			Centres text at a point specified for the baseline.
BR (Bottom Right)			Right-justifies text at a point specified for the baseline.

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