Mr. Hauza
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No, no, no. thanks for the contribution.
Hello, thank you for the answer. Unfortunately as a solution is not equivalent because the text is always developed either on the left or on the right and is not at the center of the director. If you see my image uploaded before you will notice that with the old versions of inventor putting the director vertically, not only the text remained horizontal but developed at the center of the director and could be justified both at the center either right or left. very comfortable thing when the note was long and therefore articulated on several lines. If you try your solution but put a note of 3-4 lines you understand the problem. Unfortunately this was very convenient and I do not understand why it was changed. will remain a mystery forever.View attachment 69529You mean that?
if yes, right click on the note and "add vertex/director" then move vertically.
or during the creation of the note itself click several times to create the director as you prefer.
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You have to say that I like this solution, I didn't really think about using the other symbols. good also for the future and for other uses. Thank you very much@ cast16 thanks for the post, solved the problem.
There is a way to circumvent the obstacle and make the horizontal text, it is not the same but I think it can go
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cmq for those interested in the solution of the problem, I tried to use this solution instead of the note with classical director. for now the problems encountered are two:@ cast16 thanks for the post, solved the problem.
There is a way to circumvent the obstacle and make the horizontal text, it is not the same but I think it can go
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