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In the other CAD systems I use, we use the Delta triangle symbol to tie things on the drawing field to a note. We call them flag notes or delta notes. I need to do that here, but I cannot find the way to do it. Can someone point this out? Go to Solution. Solved by Mark. Mark Lancaster. Did this resolve your issue?

Please accept it "As a Solution" so others may benefit from it. I can't figure out how to get the flag note into my drawing notes. SolidWorks is so extremely simple. Inventor is so extremely frustrating. Wish we had SolidWorks instead of Inventor. Is there any way to actually get the note into the drawing notes?

Currently I create the custom note and then just eyeball it next to the notes. If the notes get moved the symbol has to also be moved. Seriously I can't be the only one that finds this absolutely idiotic.

Come on Inventor, progress into this Century. We have stuff on Mars! Exterior Street furniture Fences Floor Foliage, trees, plants Furnishing Furniture Seating Tables Hobby Industrial Kitchen Food, drinks 9.

Hoods Kitchen equipment Kitchen sink Kitchenware Lights Medical care Office People Projects Roof Safety Fire protection Shop, service Sport Sport field Stairs Elevators 7. Stove, fireplace Structural, construction Concrete Steel Wood Suits, shoes 3. Templates Terrain 5. Vehicles Flying Railway Single-track Water Walls Weapons 5. Windows Electrical Conductors, cables Connectors Also notice that when you start the MTEXT command, the ribbon temporarily changes, displaying many options such as text styles, columns, spell checking, and so on.

As with several other annotation features, multiline text provides a lot of settings. You can save these settings as a text style using the STYLE command, and then you can access the text styles you've saved by clicking the drop-down arrow on the Annotation panel.

The current text style is displayed at the top of the drop-down list. To create a new text style, click the Text Style control as shown. When you create a new text style, you give it a name, and then choose a font and a font style. The order in which you click the buttons is shown below:. Multileader objects are used to create text with leader lines such as general labels, reference labels, bubbles, and callouts. Follow the prompts and options in the Command window.

Feel free to experiment.