You might also want to print out a list of your text styles. (You can also check for text styles using the CHECKSTANDARDS command.) The procedure is similar to creating a layer list:
- At the command line, type -style.
- At the Enter name of text style or [?] <STANDARD>: prompt, type ? (a question mark) and press Enter.
- At the Enter text style(s) to list <*>: prompt, press Enter.
The AutoCAD Text window opens with a list of your text styles and their properties. - Select the entire list and copy it to the clipboard. (Ctrl+C).
- Open any word processor or text editor and paste the list into a new document (Ctrl+V).
- Print the list.
Ellen Finkelstein is the author of the best-selling AutoCAD & AutoCAD LT Bible, which started with R14. Ellen has written extensively on AutoCAD, including articles for Autodesk’s website and features for AutoCAD’s Help system. Ellen’s first book was AutoCAD For Dummies Quick Reference.
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