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Using Magnetic Lines to Align Annotations

You can use magnetic lines to align annotations, such as notes, weld symbols, geometric tolerance symbols, surface finish symbols, and revision symbols, to improve drawing presentations.

To use magnetic lines to align annotations:

Click Magnetic Line (Annotations toolbar) or Insert > Annotations > Magnetic Line.

Search 'Using Magnetic Lines to Align Annotations' in the SOLIDWORKS Knowledge Base.

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