Since AutoCAD LT 2008, you've been able to include multiline attributes in blocks, giving you more flexibility in entering & displaying information.But when you go to edit the value of your multiline attribute, some things might appear to be missing: Not a lot of options there. And sometimes, that might be okay. You don't always *need* fancy formatting in an attribute. But if you want the full power of mtext in your multiline attribute, simply set ATTIPE (as in ATTribute In-Place Editor) to 1. ATTIPE is set to 0 by default to help maintain maximum compatibility with previous AutoCAD LT versions. But depending on who you're sending files to, there's nothing to stop you from turning the full editor on.Go to the original post...