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Column controls., Paragraph dialog box

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AUTOCAD 2008 PREVIEW GUIDE Figure 49. Column controls. A new Paragraph dialog box enables you to specify tabs and indents as well as paragraph alignment and spacing. Figure 50. Paragraph dialog box. Spell checking has been enhanced in AutoCAD 2008 to further automate the spell checking process. When you launch the spell checker, the Check Spelling dialog box is immediately displayed without first requiring you to select objects. The Check Spelling dialog box has a new drop-down list from which you can choose where AutoCAD should check for spelling errors. The default is to check the entire drawing enabling you to simply choose Start to begin checking the entire drawing for spelling errors. Alternatively, you can choose to check only the current space/layout or specific objects that you select. When AutoCAD detects a spelling error, it automatically highlights and zooms to the word in the drawing. 32

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AUTOCAD 2008 PREVIEW GUIDE
Figure 49. Column controls.
A new Paragraph dialog box enables you to specify tabs and indents as well as paragraph alignment and
spacing.
Figure 50. Paragraph dialog box.
Spell checking has been enhanced in AutoCAD 2008 to further automate the spell checking process. When you
launch the spell checker, the Check Spelling dialog box is immediately displayed without first requiring you to
select objects. The Check Spelling dialog box has a new drop-down list from which you can choose where
AutoCAD should check for spelling errors. The default is to check the entire drawing enabling you to simply
choose Start to begin checking the entire drawing for spelling errors. Alternatively, you can choose to check
only the current space/layout or specific objects that you select. When AutoCAD detects a spelling error, it
automatically highlights and zooms to the word in the drawing.
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