How to Write and Edit Text - LibreCAD

LibreCAD is an open-source 2D CAD (Computer-Aided Design) software that allows you to create technical drawings and designs. While it primarily deals with drawings and geometrical shapes, you can add text to your drawings using the Text tool. Here's how you can write text in LibreCAD:
Open LibreCAD: Launch LibreCAD on your computer if it's not already open.
Create or Open a Drawing: You can either create a new drawing or open an existing one where you want to add text.
Select the Text Tool:
In the top menu, click on the "Draw" menu.
From the drop-down menu, select "Text."
Specify Text Attributes:
After selecting the Text tool, the command line at the bottom of the LibreCAD window will prompt you to specify the insertion point of the text. Click on the location in your drawing where you want to place the text.
In the command line, you'll be prompted to enter the text content. Type the text you want to add and press "Enter."
You can also specify other text attributes such as the text height, rotation angle, and text style by entering the relevant values in the command line or selecting them from the toolbar options.
Place Text in the Drawing:
Move your cursor to the desired location in your drawing, and you'll see a preview of the text. Click once to place the text at that location.
Edit Text:
To edit the text later, use the "Modify" or "Edit" tools to select and modify the text you've added.
Save Your Work:
Don't forget to save your drawing after adding text to ensure that your changes are preserved.
Format Text (Optional):
You can format the text further using the toolbar options, such as changing the font, style, size, and alignment.
Save or Export Your Drawing:

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