Am I having more problems than anyone else?? Maybe its my system?
Mtext appears to have a problem, I have tried this on old drawings, and also have created a fresh drawing with only mtext present. I have used the default mtext editor, notepad, and also wordpad with the same results which are as follows:
Create a new mtext object with an editor of your choice. Type in text, text should be approximately 20+ lines of about 30 characters per line. Save the mtext and now try to list properties and edit it.
What I get is the word varies in the text spot and nothing else, if I try to edit the text the only thing that shows up in the editor is "varies", however, the drawing has all the text in it.
This does not seem to be font specific. I am forced to use single line text.
Any ideas????
Thank you for your posts relative to the font issues,
Scott
#3
InsideOut,
If you have Intellicad with VBA you can use the mtext editor that John Finlay came up with to get around this problem, see VBA forum. This problem cropped back up and I am sure that it is already fixed in the upcoming release.
By the way does anyone know when the new release is do out??
Scott
If you have Intellicad with VBA you can use the mtext editor that John Finlay came up with to get around this problem, see VBA forum. This problem cropped back up and I am sure that it is already fixed in the upcoming release.
By the way does anyone know when the new release is do out??
Scott
#6
I believe I have the latest and greatest version and I still get the same problem as the one described. I have tried to find the the mtext editor that you suggested in the thread, but cannot find it.
Any more suggestions?
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Scott:
<B>InsideOut,
If you have Intellicad with VBA you can use the mtext editor that John Finlay came up with to get around this problem, see VBA forum.
Scott</B><HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Any more suggestions?
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Scott:
<B>InsideOut,
If you have Intellicad with VBA you can use the mtext editor that John Finlay came up with to get around this problem, see VBA forum.
Scott</B><HR></BLOCKQUOTE>