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How to enter angles in CAD

2011-04-27View Original

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I would like to ask everyone how to enter angles in CAD drawing; for example, 450, where the 0 representing degrees should be in superscript. How do I set this up? Please advise, urgently, waiting online
Reply #22011-04-27
In CAD, it’s easy to create subscripts and superscripts using stacked text; for example, to enter square meters: use the multi-line text editor “MT”, type 45° in the editor window, select the “°” symbol, then click the stacking button on the editor’s toolbar (which looks like “a/b”), and confirm.
Reply #32011-04-27
I’m using the 2008 version; the stack button (which looks like “a/b”) is displayed in gray and cannot be used. What’s going on?
Reply #42011-04-27
Try the control code \u+2220.
Reply #52011-04-27
Reply to 4# jun420011083: Hehe, how do I use control codes? I’m a beginner and have never used them before. Please give me some guidance. Thank you!
Reply #62011-04-28
When typing, enter 45%%d to do it

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