You can now control the appearance as well as the position of your stacked special character. TheStack Properties window will appear as shown in Figure 8. From the shortcut menu and select Properties. To have additional control over the stacking features, simply select the stacked text and right-click again.
You can do the same for superscript just place the carat in front of the symbol and follow the same procedure. This will stack the symbol just above the AutoCAD piece of text. Next, left click, drag, and highlight the registered trademark symbol and the carat, then right-click to view the shortcut menu as shown in Figure 7. Using the Multiline text editor add and the carat (shift+6) just following the special character as shown below.
We have our symbol in there but we still need to superscript that symbol placing it just to the top of the text. Paste the character into your text stringĪll looks good as shown in Figure 6.Find the symbol you are looking for (Registered Trademark).We are now going to follow 5 simple steps to get what we need. The next image you are going to see is the special character map (Figure 4) which will give you the ability to visually see and insert those special characters into your piece of text. When you are at the end of the last letter perform a right-click to bring up the shortcut menu as shown in Figure3 below. Let’s type Mtext and add the word AutoCAD as shown in Figure 2 above. Figure 2 shows the Autodesk name with the registered trademark symbols next to it in one piece of text. Let’s take a look at how this can be done. The problem was the user created two separate pieces of text instead of taking advantage of AutoCAD’s special characters and stacked text function. Last week I came across a drawing file that used Trademark and the Copyright symbol within mtext. What about special characters including registration, trademark and copyright as shown in Figure 1? Simply add before or after the text you wish to stack and highlight and right-click. AutoCAD has the ability to create exponential text values with Mtext using the carat (^) character.
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