LETTERING
Lettering in a design presentation should becarefully
integrated into the composition of drawings oneach
sheet or board.
Drawing Titles
Arrange titles and graphic symbols into visual sets
that identify and explain the contents of adrawing.
By convention. we always place titles directly below a
drawing. In this position. titles can help stabilize
drawing fields, especially irregularly shaped ones.
Use symmetrical layouts with symmetrical drawings
and designs. In all other cases, it is usually easier to
justify-alignvertically-a drawingtitlewith
either the drawing itself or its field.
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Text
Organize text into visual sets of information and
relat ethese sets directly to the portion of the
drawing to which they refer.The line spacing of t ext
should be more than one-half of the letter height
used, but nomore than the letter height itself. The
space between blocks of text should be equal to or
greater than the height of two lines of text.
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Project Title
The project title and associated informationshould
relate to t heoverall sheet or board, not to any single
drawing withi nthe field of thepanel.
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