[b]Word Wrap[/b]
[b]Word Wrap[/b]
(OP)
I did a search on word wrap but only got a few hits regarding BOM's.
I'm in the process of creating custom sheet formats and so far have been forced to add 3 separate "title" properties because a single property (if filled with too much text) won't wrap down.
I wanted to use a single property that could be used for both drawing title and BOM description line, but I need the property to wrap for that to occur. Inventor has no problem doing this...
Does SW support word wrap in any of its properties?
I'm in the process of creating custom sheet formats and so far have been forced to add 3 separate "title" properties because a single property (if filled with too much text) won't wrap down.
I wanted to use a single property that could be used for both drawing title and BOM description line, but I need the property to wrap for that to occur. Inventor has no problem doing this...
Does SW support word wrap in any of its properties?
Shane Polwort
Senior E/M Designer
Sierra Nevada Corporation
www.sncorp.com
Solidworks 2005






RE: [b]Word Wrap[/b]
Best Regards,
Jon
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Solidworks 2006 SP0.0
RE: [b]Word Wrap[/b]
Shane Polwort
Senior E/M Designer
Sierra Nevada Corporation
www.sncorp.com
Solidworks 2005
RE: [b]Word Wrap[/b]
Well, there used to be way by pasting in a special "carriage return" character. I think you can find the character in a detail view label where it separates the view label and scale.
Jason
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RE: [b]Word Wrap[/b]
It seems not. I have asked my VAR about this issue, and was told that 2006 fixes the problem. It seems according to my VAR 2006 Fixes everything there ever was wrong with SW.
Wes C.
RE: [b]Word Wrap[/b]
<ALT> 0010 (on the number key pad)
I use this for long part descriptions.
RE: [b]Word Wrap[/b]
Shane Polwort
Senior E/M Designer
Sierra Nevada Corporation
www.sncorp.com
Solidworks 2005
RE: [b]Word Wrap[/b]
0010 = numbers entered on numeric keypad
<ALT> 0010 is linefeed character which should wrap your text to the next line. Hold the Alt key down while you key in 0010. It should work.
Regards,
Regg