- If I say one of the following. - The CD-ROM contains all of the drawings that you need to do the exercises in this book.. - When you press Enter, the text that you typed is echoed in the Command win- dow at the bottom of the screen.. - Click the ORTHO button on the status bar at the bottom of the drawing area if it is not already selected (indented). - Specify next point or [Undo]: Move the mouse cursor down from the start point of the line. - Then type the following length of the line. - Click the upper-left corner of the window.. - Pick the top horizontal line of the window.. - Click the Close button at the top of the Properties palette. - In this exercise, you practiced many of the skills that you need to use AutoCAD or AutoCAD LT effectively. - Choose one of the following:. - On the right side of the status bar, at the bottom of the screen, is a lock icon. - At the very bottom of the screen is the status bar (refer to Figure 1-2). - At the right side of the status bar is a small down arrow. - Thumbnails and Preview add a preview image of the drawing.. - Some of the different disciplines that use AutoCAD and AutoCAD LT. - These settings include the size of the drawing (called limits), the unit type (such as decimal or feet and inches), and others. - Choose one of the following options:. - You can also use the Places list at the left side of the dialog box to find drawings. - At the bottom of the drawing area, click the Model tab. - Drag down and choose any one of the options.. - For example, you can right-click to the right side of the Properties toolbar or below the Draw toolbar. - You can control which sections of the Dashboard appear. - You can execute a command by typing it directly on the command line, directly to the right of the Command: prompt. - By default, it is docked at the bottom of the drawing area. - If you like typing commands, you can create short versions of the command names, called aliases. - Home Moves the command-line cursor to the beginning of the text.. - End Moves the command-line cursor to the end of the text.. - Delete Deletes the character to the right of the cursor on the command line.. - To choose an option using the command line, do one of the following:. - Right-click in the drawing area and choose one of the options from the shortcut menu. - Then click one of the options.. - You also see the current coordinate location of the cursor in the Dynamic Input tooltip.. - Suppose that you want to specify the width of the polyline. - If you click the down arrow to the right of the Undo button, you can see all the commands that you’ve executed. - Table 3-2: Options of the UNDO Command. - Choose Line on the Command Tools tab of the tool palette. - Click the down arrow to the right of the Undo button on the Standard toolbar. - Click the down arrow to the right of the Redo button on the Standard toolbar.. - Many of the topics displayed on the right have three tabs:. - Read the description of the 2P option.. - Click the Close button at the top-right corner of the Help screen. - Click the Procedures tab in the right pane of the Help window. - On the left side of the Help window, click the Index tab.. - Click the Close button of the Help window.. - which you can work. - You can type. - On the right side of the dialog box, you can choose how polar tracking works with object snap tracking (covered later in this chapter). - To specify the second point, move the cursor in the approximate angle of the line you want to draw. - You can adjust the size of the crosshairs that cross the cursor. - style section of the dialog box. - Note that you can change the angle of the snap spacing. - style section of the dialog box (refer to Figure 4-18).. - You can customize the following features of object snap tracking on the Drafting tab of the Options dialog box (choose Tools ➪ Options):. - Click the arrow to the right of the Precision drop-down list box in the Length section.. - You need to set only the width and length of the drawing. - In the Plot Scale section of the Plot dialog box (see Chapter 17). - In the Plot Scale section of the Page Setup dialog box (see Chapter 17). - In the Standard scale item of the Properties palette when a Viewport is selected (see Chapter 17). - To calculate the plotted size of the drawing at 1 ⁄ 4 ". - Most of the templates have a correspond- ing drawing that you can insert. - AutoCAD draws a rectangle of the size that you indicated for the drawing limits.. - Select one of the options. - If you use one of the options, the first prompt returns so that you can specify the first corner point or use another option. - Pick the bottom-left corner of the rectangle. - 3 On the. - Often, you can use object snaps to define part of the circle. - Figure 7-4 shows the flow of the arc options. - The new arc continues in the same direction as the end of the first object. - Instead of specifying endpoints, you can use the Center option to specify the center of the ellipse. - Specify start angle or [Parameter]: Use the Endpoint object snap to pick the free endpoint of the line on the right.. - You can pan past the edge of the screen (actually the viewport) in Windows XP. - Figure 8-1: The air compressor is zoomed in so that you can see only part of the drawing.. - Click anywhere in the scroll bar to the right of the scroll box. - 2 On the. - When you zoom out, objects look smaller, but you can see more of the drawing. - You can zoom past the edge of the screen (actually the viewport) in Windows XP. - You can also double-click the wheel to do a zoom to the extents of the drawing.. - Extents Zooms to the outer extents of the drawing. - Choose Zoom All from the Zoom flyout of the Standard toolbar.. - Choose Zoom Extents from the Zoom flyout of the Standard toolbar. - 1 2 On the. - Choose Zoom Scale from the Zoom flyout of the Standard toolbar. - Move the Pan box to the bottom-right corner of the warehouse. - Figure 8-6: The new view of the drawing after using Zoom Dynamic.. - If you specify a category, it appears on the Sheet Views tab of the Sheet Set Manager (covered in Chapter 26).. - Camera X Displays the X coordinate of the view’s camera. - Camera Y Displays the Y coordinate of the view’s camera. - Camera Z Displays the Z coordinate of the view’s camera. - Target X Displays the X coordinate of the view’s target. - Target Y Displays the Y coordinate of the view’s target. - Target Z Displays the Z coordinate of the view’s target. - Height Specifies the height of the view. - Width Specifies the width of the view. - Type the name of the first view in the View Name text box.. - At the Specify first corner: prompt, pick the top-left corner of the drawing. - At the Specify first corner: prompt, pick the bottom-left corner of the drawing. - The views that you created are now part of the drawing database.. - After you’ve partially opened a drawing, you can load more of the drawing. - You see a preview of the configuration.
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