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choose. When you click Save, the Template Options dialog box opens, giving you the
options of writing a description of the new template file and choosing whether
the template will use metric or English units (see Figure 8.54).
FiGuRE 8.53 A close-up of the architectural drawing template
FiGuRE 8.54 The Template Options dialog box
The final section of this chapter introduces you to multiline text, which you'll
also work with as you learn about dimensions in the next chapter, and it intro-
duces you to AutoCAD's spelling checker.
using Multiline text
Multiline text (often referred to as Mtext ) is more complex than single-line
text. You can use it in the same way you used single-line text in this chapter,
but it can do more. When you have several lines of text or when you need certain
words within a line of text to appear differently than the adjacent words, multi-
line text is the best feature to use.