So after a couple of years I’m finally ditching Boot camp and Windows and committing to AutoCAD and stechup for mac, I have been going along setting up my new plot and text styles but have been unable to find a feature for ‘kerning’ or character spacing which I had in my previous windows version of autocad (A.B tool in text edit).
Is this feature just not available in autocad for mac or is it just a little harder to achieve. For now I can ad spaces manually but this isn’t ideal.
Any help would be greatly appreciated
Regards
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Hi Koeschi,
Look for it in Properties inspector:
Maxim
PS: How did you made a lot of empty space in your post? At first I even decided that it is empty 🙂
Hello Maxim,
Thankyou for your help and sorry to reply so late, its been an interesting story, i was never sure i had made the post because everything was runnoing very slowly using the AutoDesk forum when i used Opera as my browser, i never realized i had sucessfully made the post.
Im not sure how i ended up with all that empty space but i think it bust have had something to do with using opera !
So today months later i searched the issue again and found this post that had the exact same question i did then realized it was me. And with that your reponse which is most helpful. I knew it couldnt ahve been overlooked but i just wasnt able to find it.
I suppose its something that has to be edited once the text is inplace rather than incorprated into the text style which is fine.
Thankyou for your help and now im aware of the troubles iw as having with my acount ill be on the autodesk forum alot more.
regards
Koeschi