Let CAD not display words
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I copied a lot of pictures from others. The version he used was CAD2006 and I used CAD 2009. I didn’t have the fonts he had. When I entered his pictures, he asked me to specify the font. I didn’t specify it at the beginning. I kept clicking Cancel and the words in the pictures would not appear. I opened a picture today and accidentally clicked OK. As a result, words appeared in the picture, but I didn't want those words. I quickly closed CAD and clicked "No" to save it. However, when I entered the picture again, I found that the words still appeared. The other pictures that were copied together also had words. I'm crazy. If I delete them one by one, I will die. :'(How can I make the words no longer appear, or how can I delete the words altogether. :Q heroes, please help. This post was finally edited by fhmzyax on 2009-2-26 23:15 ]
When the font library lacks suitable fonts, if you select a certain font for the first time, before shutting down, the selected font will be the default every time you open it. Display problems will not affect the file itself. For font issues, see this post http://bbs.hcbbs.com/thread-361037-1-1.html
I think you can select the entire image first, add text or multiple lines of text in the properties bar, put them separately in a new layer, and then close or freeze the layer so that the text cannot be seen. You can still open it when you want to see it.
Thank you for the answer on the second floor. Sure enough, after restarting the computer, there is no text. The third floor said that after selecting all, select text or multi-line text in the feature column and then put it into the new layer. I have not tried it and I don’t know how to operate it.
What 3rd floor said is correct. This means that if you select the text, then set the text to a layer (layer command), and then turn off the display of the layer, you will no longer be able to see the text. Open the text layer when you need to see it.
I wonder if these words have any common rules? For example, are they all on the same layer? Or are they all fonts? Or do you want to delete all the words on the picture (this is almost impossible)? Or are they all the same color? If the words are regular, compile a lisp and delete them immediately.