ATEXT                                                              Menu: MTEXT
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Sets the active attributes for text.
(A nested command.)

         1. (CHAR) text font name (1-8 char.)
         2. (NUM) text color (greater than 0)
         3. (Y/N) options: y-scale during placing,
                                       n-fixed size (current: curr. setting)
         if `y' is entered or, if the current units are in feet
         and `n' is entered:
         4. (NUM) text size (greater than 0)
         if `n' is entered and the current units are metric:
         4. (NUM) text size (in mm., greater than 0)
         for all units:
         5. (CHAR) locate text: a-above,b-below,o-on direction line
         6. (CHAR) text justification: l-left, r-right, c-center

Description
This command sets the text attributes.
Enter the text font. Then enter the text color.

Define whether the text will be "fixed" or "scaled".  If "fixed", the text
size will be maintained during placing, and its final size will be affected by
the reference scale set in the \tscrn command.  Such text will maintain its
relative position in the model only if the placing scale is identical to the
reference scale.  If "scaled", the text size is specified and will be affected
by the placing scale.  Its relative position will always be maintained in the
model.  (See the following diagram.) You may zoom in on both scaled and fixed
text.

Enter a value for the text size according to the current units.  When working
in feet, specify the size of the current format of text display.

Specify the text location (justification) relative to the direction line.
Text may be located above (option `a'), below (option `b') or, on (option `o')
the direction line.  (The direction line is an imaginary line between two
points defined on screen when entering text.  If only one point is defined,
the direction line is horizontal originating from that point.)

Specify the justification of the text.  Options are: `l' for left
justification, `r' for right justification and `c' for centered justification.

