Creating Notes
The Note command lets you insert text entities.
Notes are formatted text blocks, not singleline text.
Use the Note Formatting pop-up toolbar to apply formatting options as you type text.
To create Notes:
- Do one of the following:
- On the menu, click Draw > Notes and Tables > Note.
- Type Note.
- On the toolbar, click
and select Note
from the flyout.
- In the graphics area, specify the first corners of the text box.
Note: The text box roughly locates the placement for the Text but essentially determines the line length. Text wraps onto the next line if the width is insufficient.
- Specify the opposite corner of the text box or specify an option:
- Angle. Specifies the insertion angle of the Note.
- Height. Specifies the text height used within Note.
- Justify. Specifies the text justification within the Note text box (for example, TL for top left alignment). (Vertical alignment: T = top, M = middle, B = bottom; horizontal alignment: L = left, C = center, R = right).
- Line spacing. Specifies line spacing used within the Note. Line spacing is the vertical distance between the baseline of a line of text to the baseline of the next line of text. Specify an option:
- At least. Sets the minimum line spacing that is needed to fit the largest font on the line.
- Exactly. Sets fixed line spacing distance or factor. To space all lines evenly within a paragraph, use exact spacing and specify an amount of space that is large enough to fit the largest character in the line.
- Text Style. Specifies a TextStyle.
- Width. Specifies the width of the text box.
- Type and format the text.
The cursor
displays at the current location in the Note.
Use the Note Formatting pop-up toolbar as needed to format text and set paragraph indents.
- Right-click to use the following options:
To fill the space indicated by the text box and wrap the text as needed, continue the line entry beyond the visual extents of the text box.
Command: Note
Menu: Draw > Notes and Tables > Note
Toolbar: Note 