text justified by autocad 2007

[vegeth]

there is a way to insert a justified text (not aligned only on the left); a bit like word with justification.
I need to use a justified multiline text on both sides, both left and right. with the multiline text I can change a lot of things but I can't find something that allows me the justified.

Thank you.

 

[PlannerRoad]

a presentation is welcome before:
http://www.cad3d.it/forum1/showthread.php?t=187However it is possible. You obviously don't find it because you do it through the properties and not in the autocad text editor. in the property panel the justification is not present.

 

[vegeth]

Okay, I wrote the presentation yesterday and I published it.

Thank you for noticing me, sorry again.

 

[vegeth]

using the command textm opens the text editor of autocad, it has the following options:

- Right.
-center
- Right.

- High.
- half.
- low

the options for justification are the ones you have just reported.

to me these, do not help me I need the classical justified (suitable) just like in word, where spaces and letters increase until justifying the text from both sides both dx and sx. any text I write unfortunately or is too far right, or is too far left, centered is bad, or goes to head before and spread my text. with the command textm drawing the size of the box where my text is inserted, but I want it to be perfect adapted and perfectly justified on both sides.

you can help me please, I'm sure you can do it, this software does everything! but you don't know where to look:-(

If you can help me, I thank you very much.

*and*

 

[tir]

If you can help me, I thank you very much.

*and*

c'è dalla versione autocad 2008

 

[vegeth]

Thank you