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Use an Alternate Text Editor | 507
Example: Formatting Text in a Alternate Text Editor
This example describes how the text in the following illustration was created.
Each line below was entered in an alternate text editor:
{{\H1.5x; Big text} \A2; over text\A1;/\A0; under text}\P
{\A0;Baseline: 1 \S1/2;}\P
{\A1;Center: 1 \S1/2;}\P
{\A2;Topline: 1 \S1/2;}\P
{Tolerances: \A1;1.000\H.75x;\S+0.010^-0.000;}\P
{Architectural: 9-{\H.666x;\A2;11\A1;/\A0;16}\A2;"}\P
To specify an alternate text editor
1 At the Command prompt, enter mtexted.
2 At the prompt do one of the following:
■ Enter the path and name of the executable file for the ASCII text editor
that you want to use to create or edit multiline text.
■ Enter internal to restore the AutoCAD text editor.