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Category Archives: BASICS
MVSETUP New Drawing from scratch
In an open session of AutoCAD, Open the Application Menu (the Application Menu is the big-red-A in the upper-left). In the Application Menu: Click NEW→Drawing a dialog box will open (these are available templates {.dwt} to choose from) … Continue reading
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Mirrored Text
Have you ever received a drawing or made a drawing that the text was mirrored, thus unreadable? This mainly happens when a block with either text or attributes is mirrored and the system variable “MIRRTEXT” has been set to <1>. As … Continue reading
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Command Alias & Select Similar
There are commands in AutoCAD that do not have a shortened alias for easy use. An Alias is a one-to-three letter shortened version of a command that saves time typing in the command. For example, the alias L is the … Continue reading
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SYSTEM VARIABLES DIALOG BOX
If you have ever changeda System Variable in AutoCAD, I bet that you have wanted to know what options were available. Well, There is tool found at: Express Tools Tab > Tools panel > System Variables Or the command = … Continue reading
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OOPS!!!
After you have erased/deleted an object and have kept on working, but then realized that you need that deleted object back, you don’t need to undo or CTRL-Z repeatedly to get back that long-lost object. Simply type in OOPS at … Continue reading
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SNAP OVERRIDES (temporary osnaps)
While in the middle of a command, you can temporarily turn on a needed OSNAP a number of ways. The most obvious way is to right-click the OSNAP button and then choose the wanted OSNAP. The problem that is most common … Continue reading
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LOST IN THE RIBBON? – FORGOTTEN COMMAND?
If you have made the switch to the ribbon (highly recommended) or you don’t know where to find a command or function in the ribbon, open the Application Menu (the big red A in the upper left). By default, there … Continue reading
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