Type Yes or No to specify whether to draw a horizontal landing line at the end of the MultiLeader.Use the EditMultiLeaders command to add leader lines later. Creates leader content without leader lines. Draws a Spline using the leader points you specify. Draws straight lines between the leader points you specify. The prompts depend on the option you selected in step 2, the preferences you set with the command (see below), and the settings of the active MultiLeaderStyle (see Working with MultiLeaderStyles). Follow the prompts to conclude the MultiLeader command.In the graphics area, specify the location of the arrowhead, the landing line, or the content (depending on what you selected in step 2).The selected option is the default option for subsequent command executions (except the Settings option). Sets preferences for the command (see below). If you use Blocks as the content type, specify the Block name to insert, then the arrowhead location. Specify two opposite corners for the text box, then edit the content using the Note Formatting pop-up toolbar, then the arrowhead location. Specify the landing location, then the arrowhead location, then the content. Specify the arrowhead location, then the landing location, then the content. Type MultiLeader at the command prompt.On the menu, click Dimension > MultiLeader.On the ribbon, click Home > Dimensions > MultiLeader.You can temporarily override the MultiLeaderStyle settings during command execution. MultiLeaders use the current MultiLeaderStyles. Use the MultiLeader command to create MultiLeaders.
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