Just like a dimension style, you can create a multileader style in your drawings as well, and then assign a different set of properties to it. In the following example, we will learn how to create a custom multileader style:

1. Click the multileader style icon from the expanded Annotation panel of the Home tab, as shown in the following screenshot, or use its command alias, MLEADERSTYLE:

2. Click the New button in the Multileader Style Manager window and give this new multileader style a name. For this example, let's call it Sample leader. Click the Continue button after adding this name.
3. The Modify Multileader Style window, shown in the following screenshot, will open with three tabs—namely, Leader Format, Leader Structure, and Content:

4. Click OK to close the Modify Multileader Style window and you will have a new multileader style called Sample leader in the Multileader Style Manager. Close the Multileader Style Manager window by clicking the Close button.

Once you have the multileader style in your drawing, you can open it again and modify the properties. Open the Multileader Style Manager, then select the Sample leader style and click on the Modify button. Now the Modify Multileader Style window, as shown in the preceding screenshot, will open. We will discuss the options in this Modify Multileader Style window in the next section.