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sudath
28.12.2009, 08:25
HOW CAN I INSRT TEXT IN A CIRCULAR PATH INSTEAD OF THE COMMON STRAIGHT LINEAR PATH.

Tankman
28.12.2009, 12:54
Express>Text>Arc-Aligned Text.
 
Try ARCTEXT at the command line.
 
 

sudath
29.12.2009, 13:42
Correct. That works very well. Thank you for corporation.

Tankman
03.01.2010, 14:42
[QUOTE=sudath]Correct. That works very well. Thank you for cooperation.[/QUOTE]


Not a problem sudath!
 
I frequently do the same, nice to have Express Tools loaded.
 
What version of AutoCAD might you be using?
 
Have a great twenty-ten!

Rman
04.01.2010, 00:56
Tankman,
 
I like your bottom note so much..!
 
have a great & happy new year 2010..!

sudath
04.01.2010, 05:21
Thank you for the quote.
I use Autocad 2006.
(And I seldom use Autocad since I engaged in a field different to my profession).
Thanks a lot again.

Tankman
04.01.2010, 05:30
[QUOTE=sudath]Thank you for the quote. I use Autocad 2006. (And I seldom use Autocad since I engaged in a field different to my profession). Thanks a lot again.[/QUOTE]

Excellent! The quote is from Ben Franklin, 1746 I believe.
 
AutoCAD '06, never used it. I now use '05 on my Thinkpad™ laptops and '07 on my desktops.
 
Although using AutoCAD for work, I also use it for my Erector Set.
Erector Sets were a BIG item for youngsters back in the 50's. Nuts, bolts, washers, small wrench, screwdriver, and lots of punched sheetmetal parts.
 
We would "build stuff", whatever you could think of.
http://www.goantiques.com/detail,erector-set-boys,457327.html