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Nancy, not sure what the question or observation is.... I opened your drawing and removed the spaces around the @ symbols without a problem.
Nancy, not sure what the question or observation is.... I opened your drawing and removed the spaces around the @ symbols without a problem.
I can see what she's saying. Open her file and select one of the text elements. Based on the width, the text SHOULD be going to the NEXT LINE. But it's not. It's acting like the spaces are NON-BREAKING spaces. But what gets me is that it's not just the @ symbol.
Don Ireland
Engineering Design Technician
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I can see what she's saying. Open her file and select one of the text elements. Based on the width, the text SHOULD be going to the NEXT LINE. But it's not. It's acting like the spaces are NON-BREAKING spaces. But what gets me is that it's not just the @ symbol.
Don Ireland
Engineering Design Technician
If a reply solves your issue, please remember to click on "Accept as Solution". This will help other users looking to solve a similar issue. Thank you.
Please do not send a PM asking for assistance. That's what the forums are for. This allows everyone to benefit from the question asked and the answers given.
Well, this is odd but in Civil 3d 2018.2. I open up the file and all the text objects act and react as normal. This is what it looks like when I open it:
Well, this is odd but in Civil 3d 2018.2. I open up the file and all the text objects act and react as normal. This is what it looks like when I open it:
If you copy one of the Mtext entities and past it into MS Word and then turn on Paragraph Marks. You will see that there is a non-standard item between "This" and "@". Looks like a ° symbol.
When replaced by a standard space I see it behaving as normal in 2017.
I've identified this as a non-breaking space. But when I try inserting an @ symbol I don't get that inserted into the text.
Allen Jessup
CAD Manager - Designer
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If you copy one of the Mtext entities and past it into MS Word and then turn on Paragraph Marks. You will see that there is a non-standard item between "This" and "@". Looks like a ° symbol.
When replaced by a standard space I see it behaving as normal in 2017.
I've identified this as a non-breaking space. But when I try inserting an @ symbol I don't get that inserted into the text.
Allen Jessup
CAD Manager - Designer
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Did your question get successfully answered? Then click on the ACCEPT SOLUTION button.
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