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]]> By: Klara Babos http://thecadgeek.com/blog/2007/07/multileaders-part-1/comment-page-1/#comment-272 Klara Babos Fri, 07 Sep 2007 12:18:57 +0000 http://thecadgeek.com/blog/2007/07/01/multileaders-part-1/#comment-272 You wrote, you did not need to make any custom blocks for multi-leader styles yet. I have tried to use the pre-defined "Leader circle" block from the tool-palette. This draws the number not centered in the circle. I have tried to define my own multi-leader style, with a user defined block, which has the number in the middle of the circle. When I draw a multileader with my own style, the number is still not in the middle. If I explode it, the number jumps into the middle. Do you have any clue, how to redifine the pre-defined block _TagCircle, which seems to be wrong? Or any other suggestion to have the number in the middle for the first step? Thank you for your help in advance. Klara You wrote, you did not need to make any custom blocks for multi-leader styles yet. I have tried to use the pre-defined “Leader circle” block from the tool-palette. This draws the number not centered in the circle. I have tried to define my own multi-leader style, with a user defined block, which has the number in the middle of the circle. When I draw a multileader with my own style, the number is still not in the middle. If I explode it, the number jumps into the middle. Do you have any clue, how to redifine the pre-defined block _TagCircle, which seems to be wrong? Or any other suggestion to have the number in the middle for the first step?

Thank you for your help in advance. Klara

]]> By: Klara Babos http://thecadgeek.com/blog/2007/07/multileaders-part-1/comment-page-1/#comment-3714 Klara Babos Fri, 07 Sep 2007 12:18:00 +0000 http://thecadgeek.com/blog/2007/07/01/multileaders-part-1/#comment-3714 You wrote, you did not need to make any custom blocks for multi-leader styles yet. I have tried to use the pre-defined "Leader circle" block from the tool-palette. This draws the number not centered in the circle. I have tried to define my own multi-leader style, with a user defined block, which has the number in the middle of the circle. When I draw a multileader with my own style, the number is still not in the middle. If I explode it, the number jumps into the middle. Do you have any clue, how to redifine the pre-defined block _TagCircle, which seems to be wrong? Or any other suggestion to have the number in the middle for the first step? Thank you for your help in advance. Klara You wrote, you did not need to make any custom blocks for multi-leader styles yet. I have tried to use the pre-defined “Leader circle” block from the tool-palette. This draws the number not centered in the circle. I have tried to define my own multi-leader style, with a user defined block, which has the number in the middle of the circle. When I draw a multileader with my own style, the number is still not in the middle. If I explode it, the number jumps into the middle. Do you have any clue, how to redifine the pre-defined block _TagCircle, which seems to be wrong? Or any other suggestion to have the number in the middle for the first step?

Thank you for your help in advance. Klara

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