Single line text to multi line text

[Anonymous]

I know that there was a command that would convert single line text to multi-line text but I can not find it. It use to be tt2mt or something like that.

I can not find this command in the help either. Did they get rid of this command like zoom center?

Any one know how to take multiple single line text and add them together into one multi-line text?

Thanks

[pkolarik]

Express Tools has that command. It works nicely.

[Anonymous]

There's a lisp file "t2m" that works great.  Also, off topic but related,  "mmt" lisp will take whichever multiline text objects you select and combine them into one - very helpful.

[David_W_Koch · Accepted solution]

The Express Tools command is TXT2MTXT.  The Express Tools package is a separate installation, and the initial default setting is to not include it (you have to explicitly add it to the installation).

[Anonymous]

How do I install the express tools now? I have Autocad Architecture installed already.

[David_W_Koch]

In the Windows Control Panel, the Programs (or, in XP, Add or Remove Programs) item should allow you to revise the installation and add additional features, such as the Express Tools.  You would need access to the installation files.