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Topic ClosedField command and its uses

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    Posted: 03.Sep.2008 at 07:52
HI,
 
I have been doing my reserch on acad2008 in my free time and that is the time i came accross the command field and rtext. I read through the help on these commands. truly speeking i could not understand the use of the command. could any one explain to me what these command fileld and rtext can do.
 
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Direct Link To This Post Posted: 03.Sep.2008 at 09:20
You can use it to automate texts in your drawing - something like generalized dimension texts. You can e.g. display/insert a text contating the current drawing name, current user name (e.g. for your title block), current elevation of a blocks (an automatic elevation label), etc. These text are automatically updated when you change the source property (e.g. when you rename your DWG file, login as a different user, etc.).
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