How do I enter the degrees symbol - 'o'

[ukdodger]

That is to say the small 'o' that goes at the top right of the number.

Try as I might I cant find it mentioned in 'help'.

Many thanks
RD

[Railrose]

When typing text, type %%D.

[ukdodger]

When typing text, type %%D.

Yaahhoooo. Thank you very much

[Railrose]

You're very welcome.

[Railrose]

Here is a list of %% text tweaks.

%% c = diameter
%% d = degree
%% o = overline
%% p = +/-
%% u = underline

[ukdodger]

Here is a list of %% text tweaks.

%% c = diameter
%% d = degree
%% o = overline
%% p = +/-
%% u = underline

Even better. Cheers

Is it possible to change the width and length of a layout after it's been started? I know you can enter points outside of the L/W dimensions but how do you make the grid fit a larger size? Thanks again.

RD

[Railrose]

Do you mean plotting area on a layout tab? If so, you can do a page set-up & change your printer settings to accommodate different page sizes.

[rkmcswain]

That is to say the small 'o' that goes at the top right of the number.

ALT+248 (on the numpad) should work also. I used this below.

N15°57'18"W

[ukdodger]

Do you mean plotting area on a layout tab? If so, you can do a page set-up & change your printer settings to accommodate different page sizes.

Er.. Dont think so. When you start a drawing from scratch you enter the width and length, in my case 400 x 500. I now find that is too small. I want to make it 400x 800. It's not that I want to plot it to paper I want the grid lines to extend to 800. Hope this makes sense. Thanks

RD

[ukdodger]

ALT+248 (on the numpad) should work also. I used this below.

N15°57'18"W

I wonder why just saying just 'thanks' is considered too short to post the message. Most odd.

But Thanks.