-MTEXT command

Creates multiline text with the Command line.

Places formatted, paragraph text in a bounding box that limits the extent of the text.

Note: The text does not appear in the drawing until you end the command.

Description

Creates a multiline text by specifying the first corner and the opposite corner for block of text.

Options within the command

Justification: Specifies the horizontal alignment of the text inside the bounding box. Choose between: Top-Left, Top-Center, Top-Right, Middle-Left, Middle-Center, Middle-Right, Bottom-Left, Bottom-Center, Bottom-Right.

Rotation angle: Specifies the rotation angle of the text block.; Note: Positive angles rotate the text block counter-clockwise.

text Style: Specifies the text style to use for the mtext.

?: Lists all styles defined in the current drawing.

text Height: Specifies the height of the text.; Note: This option is unavailable when the style specifies the text height.

Direction: Specifies the direction in which the bounding box is expanded.

Left-to-right: The text is placed at the left and expands the bounding box to right.

Top-to-bottom: The text is placed at the top and expands the bottom of the bounding box.

Width: Specifies the width of the bounding box.; Note: When set to 0, the box has "infinite" width.

Line spacing: Specifies the line spacing of the mtext.

At least: The lines of text will be automatically adjusted, based on the highest character in the line.

Exactly: The line spacing will be the same for all lines of the mtext.

Columns: Specify the properties of the columns.

No columns: Sets no column to the mtext.

Static: Specify total width, number of columns, gutter (space between columns) and height of the columns.

Dynamic: Specify width, gutter (space between columns) and height of the columns.