leader and text not aligning properly

[weston]

My leaders appear to be aligning to the top corner of the text box instead of the top line of text (see attached). Does anybody know how to remedy this or can you point me to a threat that can?
Thanks for you help!
Weston

[ccowgill]

right click when you start the qleader command and select settings, you can change the location there

[weston]

I tried that already its set up right (I think). But it is hitting above the line of text instead of in the middle of it. Is there a setting for that?

[ccowgill]

I'm not sure, could you post your drawing so I can take a look at your settings?

[Mike.Perry]

Hi

In the "Leader Settings" dialog box, what are the settings on the "Attachment" tab.

Just checking...

Are you using the _.QLeader command ?

If no, what command are you using to create Leader Object with MText Object ?

Have a good one, Mike

[weston]

See the attachment to see my settings. I am using qleader. The wierest thing is that I can use the design center to take text styles and dim styles from a drawing that works on other peoples computers and try to use it on mine and it does not work.

[Mike.Perry]

The wierest thing is that I can use the design center to take text styles and dim styles from a drawing that works on other peoples computers and try to use it on mine and it does not work.

Hi

What happens if a "good" user Exports their AutoCAD profile ( .ARG file ), and you Import and Set Current this "good" users .ARG file ?

Have a good one, Mike

[weston]

I imorted the "good" profile and set it current, but it did not affect the way the leader lines up with the text.

[Mike.Perry]

I imorted the "good" profile and set it current, but it did not affect the way the leader lines up with the text.

Hi

Ok!

What happens if a "good" user logs onto your computer and uses the _.QLeader command ?

Have a good one, Mike

[cwade]

right click when you start the qleader command and select settings, you can change the location there

What Variable does this change? I am trying to get our LISP routines to change this automatically, as it is drawing dependent and we need to always have it work right.