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Note Attributes and syntax 1

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tydguy

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Hi,
I'm new to pro/e and I've been working on editing some notes on drawings. I've notice different characters that obviously format the text/paragraph differently when inserted. This is one specific note pulled from the note properties dialog box:

{0:NOTES:} * 1) SURFACES TO BE CONCENTRIC
WITHIN .005 T.I.R. WITH
{3: SURFACE}{4: }{5:-A-}

Can someone please explain these special formats and brackets to me and/or point me to a reference for all of that functionality? I don't have access to PTC's website yet. Thanks for any help you can provide.
 
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The {#: } syntax tells Pro/E to apply different format properties to that piece of text in the 1 note.


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should get you started.

It will probably (did me) some experimentation to get familiar
with it. Select a multi line note then click again on one line
of the note, RMB, Text Style - will automatically set that line
in {} braces. Special characters are normally inserted using
the Text Symbol pallet that's associated with any text entry
function instead of using ^A, ^B.
 
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