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NOTE This procedure is for geospatial features only. To label drawing objects, see
Annotating Drawing Objects (page 1100).
To place fixed labels at points
1 In Display Manager, right-click the point layer to label and click Edit
Style.
2 In the Style Editor, under Scale Ranges, select the scale range to style.
For more information about scale ranges, see
Defining Scale Ranges (page
643).
3 Select the Labels Are Fixed (Not Dynamic) check box.
4 In the style geometry area for the selected scale range, click the box under
Style.
5 To remove the point symbol, at the top of the
Style Point dialog box
(page 1637), clear the Style a Point Symbol check box. Click OK.
6 In the style geometry area for the selected scale range, click the box under
Feature Label.
7 To turn on and style the label, in the Style Label dialog box, select the
Create A Label check box.
8 Specify the label text and style.
For more information about feature labels, see Adding Labels to Features
(page 1091).
9 Use the Horizontal Alignment and Vertical Alignment lists to specify the
position of the label relative to the feature.
You can select one of the available positions or select a layer property
that contains alignment information for each feature. The alignment
values in the property must be specified as follows:
■ Horizontal: Left, Center, or Right.
■ Vertical: Baseline, Bottom, Capline, Halfline, or Top.
10 Click OK and close the Style Editor to see the results.
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