the generated measurement. Use control codes and Unicode character strings
to enter special characters or symbols. See “Control Codes and Special
Characters” on page 1194.
To edit or replace the generated measurement, delete text, enter the new
text, and then click OK. If alternate units are not turned on in the dimension
style, you can display them by entering square brackets ([ ]). For more
information about formatting dimension text, see “Change Existing Objects”
in the User’s Guide.
The current dimension style determines the appearance of the generated
measurements.
Text
Customizes the dimension text on the command line. The generated
dimension measurement is displayed within angle brackets.
Enter dimension text <current>: Enter the dimension text, or press ENTER to
accept the generated measurement
To include the generated measurement, use angle brackets (< >) to represent
the generated measurement. If alternate units are not turned on in the
dimension style, you can display alternate units by entering square brackets
([ ]).
Dimension text properties are set on the Text tab of the New, Modify, and
Override Dimension Style dialog boxes.
Angle
Changes the angle of the dimension text.
Specify angle of dimension text: Enter an angle
For example, to rotate the text 45 degrees, enter 45.
DIMREASSOCIATE
Associates selected dimensions to geometric objects
Dimension menu: Reassociate Dimensions
Command line: dimreassociate
Select dimensions to reassociate: Select dimension objects
Each selected dimension is highlighted in turn, and prompts for association
points appropriate for the selected dimension are displayed. A marker is
displayed for each association point prompt. If the definition point of the
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