Johnny Rosenberg wrote:
>> type e x, or (Edit->Edit Text) select Middle-Middle alignment
>> move the alignment mark to the center of the resistor.
>
> I tried that now,since you suggested it. Unfortunately it doesn't work
> like I expected: Left seems to mean right, right seems to mean left, upper
> seems to mean lower and lower seems to mean upper. Upper left seems to be
> default and everything else takes the text further away from where I want
> it.
The description refer to the position of the alignment mark
relative to the text itself. They are not meant as alignment
relative to the box or other objects. You have to move the
Text after you have changed the alignment to middle-middle.
See the step-by step recipe I gave yesterday.
Here it is again, for your convenience:
1) select the text:
click on the symbol --> The whole symbol gets highlighted
then click on the text --> only the text is highlighted
2) type [ex] --> edit-text-properties dialog appears
click on the chooser right of "Alignment"
choose "Middle Left"
click "ok"
3) type [m] --> the text is attached to the mouse cursor
move the mouse so that the text is at the desired position
left mouse click --> the text detaches from the mouse cursor
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