We now need to label the holes. In principle, we proceed in the same way as we created the row of drilled holes: We create a "mothertext engraving", move its copy and then repeat this action n times. |
Formally, every new object can be positioned in relation to the origin which has been previously established according to the requirements, before the coordinates of the new object are entered with the aid of the "Manual coordinate entry" icon: As the position of the text for labeling the holes in this case can of course be directly related to the drilled holes, the option "Enter coordinates relative to the reference point of an object" should be chosen from the icon bar which appears after selecting text engraving: |
To create the "mother text engraving" for the desired row of labels, please select the icon "Insert text engraving" or click Insert > Text Engraving. The icon bar appears so you can choose between the different methods of positioning the reference point of the text engraving (= left aligned to the text margin). Please select the icon "Enter coordinates relative to the reference point of an object":
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The dialog box "Determine reference point" now appears: Please set the relative DX and DY coordinates to the following values:
Now press the button "OK". |
The dialog box "Text engraving properties" now appears: In this dialog box, please set the following variables to the values given below:
You can accept all of the other default settings. Now press the button "OK". |
Please mark the text engraving you have created by clicking on the object or drawing a frame around it. Perform the cloning and copying in the same way as for the row of drilled holes.
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Please change the text of the duplicated text engravings to "Text 2" through to "Text 8". To open the Properties dialog box for one of the text engravings (as well as for any other object) you have several options:
Alt + Enter select Properties… from the context menu Selection > Properties select Alternatively use the "Object Properties" dialog box on the left of the screen. This can also be toggled with Ctrl + o or with View > Object properties . |