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oziszeynep
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Hello!

I am trying to write CO2 in autocad however i couldn't! I would be appriciate if anyone could help!

Thanks a lot...

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imadHabash
en respuesta a: oziszeynep

HI,

 

you can write it by MTEXT command line then make number 2 lower text (see attached image )

 

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Regards,

Imad Habash

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Kent1Cooper
en respuesta a: oziszeynep

Also, the size of the subscript text relative to the "main" text can be as you prefer [within limits], through the TSTACKSIZE System Variable [called that because it's primarily for the relative SIZE of Text characters in STACKed fractions].

Kent Cooper, AIA
oziszeynep
en respuesta a: Kent1Cooper

But the problem is... I can't write in ATTRIBUTE =( Is there any solution for that??

swieciakpawel
en respuesta a: oziszeynep

Hello,

 

I suggest trying to type the subscript 2 in Unicode form in the Attribute.

 

For the "CO2", try typing in "CO\U+2082"

 

For full information you can follow this link : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Unicode_subscripts_and_superscripts

 

 

If for any reason You don't get the subscript 2 character displayed, try changing Your font for the Attribute.

 

 

Kind Regards,
Pawel

Kent1Cooper
en respuesta a: oziszeynep


@oziszeynep wrote:

But the problem is... I can't write in ATTRIBUTE =( Is there any solution for that??


... a good example of why it's always best to spell out the entire situation from the start....

Kent Cooper, AIA
oziszeynep
en respuesta a: Kent1Cooper

sorry about missing info... I was in a hurry when i wrote the question. And it is still unsolved. I gave up with attribute and just wrote with text. 

Thanks a lot

Anonymous
en respuesta a: Kent1Cooper

Use multiline attributes and you can use sub-scripts in attributes.

Anonymous
en respuesta a: oziszeynep

Getting in a hurry and failing to delineate the ENTIRE problem wastes EVERYONE's time, including yours.  The hurry made the solution slower.  Had you taken two seconds to explain the ENTIRE problem first, the solution would have presented itself in the first reply, as it was the first responder didn't know you were talking about an attribute so he couldn't tell you about multi-line attributes.