In this exercise, you will learn several ways to change label styles.
Depending on the type of label type you must change, and how many labels of that label type you must change, you can change label styles at the following levels:
See Exercise 1: Creating a Parcel Area Table for information about changing parcel area label styles using the Prospector list view.
This exercise continues from Exercise 4: Changing the Dragged State of a Label.
Change the label style of a single label object
This exercise uses Labels-5b.dwg with the modifications you made in the previous exercise, or you can open Labels-5c.dwg from the tutorials drawings folder.
Grips appear on the curve label, but no other labels are selected. This label is a single label object that is not part of a group of labels.
The individual curve label style changes, but the remaining curve labels on the cul-de-sac are not affected.
Curve label style changed
Change the label style of a group of label objects
Grips appear on all the station labels, indicating that station label 0+220 is part of the station label group.
The label style changes for all major station labels on West Street.
Major station label type group style changed
Change the label style of an individual label object that is part of a group
A grip appears only on label 0+060. The other major station labels are not selected.
The label style changes for only station label 0+060. The rest of the major station labels on West Street retain their current style.
Major station label type style changed: STA: 0+060 only
To continue this tutorial, go to Exercise 6: Creating a Label Style that Refers to Another Object.