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Summary
Commands operate in either model space or paper space. You use model space
(the Model tab) to do drafting and design work and to create two-dimensional
drawings or three-dimensional models. You use paper space (a layout tab) to
create a finished layout of a drawing for plotting.
When you are in a layout, you can enter mspace at the Command prompt to
make the last viewport in the layout current, and then work in model space
in that viewport within the layout. You can switch to model space by
double-clicking a viewport, and you can switch to paper space by
double-clicking an area of paper space.
MTEDIT
Quick Reference
See also:
■ Change Multiline Text
Edits multiline text.
Access Methods
Pointing device: Double-click a multiline text object.
Summary
Displays either the multiline text tab on the ribbon or the In-Place Text Editor
to modify the formatting or content of the selected mtext object.
The In-Place Text Editor is displayed.
MTEXT
Quick Reference
See also:
■ Overview of Multiline Text
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