★What does WYSIWYG mean in the ZWCAD multiline text editor?

Issue:

In the multiline text editor, right-clicking the mouse and selecting Editor Settings reveals an option: 
Always Display as WYSIWYG, as shown in the figure below. What does WYSIWYG mean?

Solution:

WYSIWYG: Stands for What You See Is What You Get.
It is a computer technology that allows users to see on the screen exactly how the content will appear when printed on paper.

It is also referred to as visual editing.

When editing text, users can directly see the final effect of the text on the drawing, which is WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get).

However, in practical application, using WYSIWYG mode for editing is not always convenient.
For example, when the text is very small, we need to zoom in the view to make the text clear for editing; editing tilted or inverted text can also be inconvenient.

Therefore, ZWCAD provides this function.

When text is too small, it is automatically enlarged during editing; when editing rotated text, it is automatically rotated to a horizontal orientation; when text is an appropriate size and is horizontal or has a minor rotation, in-place editing is used.

The effect of closing WYSIWYG：

The effect when WYSIWYG is enabled：

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