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Text Properties
Determines the font, height, and number of lines you want to apply to the
plot stamp text.
Font
Specifies the TrueType font you want to apply to the text used for the plot
stamp information.
Height
Specifies the text height you want to apply to the plot stamp information.
Single Line Plot Stamp
Places the plot stamp information in a single line of text. The plot stamp
information can consist of up to two lines of text, but the placement and
offset values you specify must accommodate text wrapping and text height.
If this option is cleared, plot stamp text is wrapped after the third field.
Plot Stamp Units
Specifies the units used to measure X offset, Y offset, and height. You can
define units using inches, millimeters, or pixels.
Two sets of values for the plot stamp size and location are saved in the PSS
file: one for the dimensionless file formats and the other for dimensional file
formats. If the units you select in the dialog box are dimensional, then the
dimensional values are displayed and modified. To access the dimensionless
values, you need to select pixels as the unit of measurement. Regardless of the
units selected in the dialog box, the correct set of values is applied at plot
time. In other words, changing the unit of measurement does not cause the
values to be recalculated.
Log File Location
Writes the plot stamp information to a log file instead of, or in addition to,
stamping the current plot. If plot stamping is turned off, the log file can still
be created.
Create a Log File
Writes the plot stamp information to a log file. The default log file is plot.log,
and it is located in the main application folder.
You can specify a different file name and path. After the initial plot.log file is
created, the plot stamp information in each succeeding plotted drawing is
added to this file. Each drawing's plot stamp information is a single line of
text. The plot stamp log file can be placed on a network drive and shared by
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