shortcuts Flashcards

1
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toggle grid

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ctrl + g

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2
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cycle isometric planes

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ctrl + e

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3
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toggle running obj snaps

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ctrl + f

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4
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toggle pick style

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ctrl + h

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5
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toggle hide pallets

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ctrl + shift + h

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6
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toggle coordinates

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ctrl + i

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7
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toggle infer constraints

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ctrl + shift + i

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8
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clean screen

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ctrl + 0

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9
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property palette

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ctrl + 1

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10
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design center palette

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ctrl + 2

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11
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tool palette

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ctrl + 3

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12
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sheet set palette

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ctrl + 4

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13
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dbconnect manager

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ctrl + 6

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14
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markup set manager palette

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ctrl + 7

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15
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quick calc

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ctrl + 8

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16
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command line

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ctrl + 9

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17
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new drawing

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ctrl + n

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18
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save drawing

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ctrl + s

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19
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open drawing

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ctrl + o

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20
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plot dialog box

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ctrl + p

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21
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switch to next

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ctrl + tab

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22
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switch to prev drawing

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ctrl + shift + tab

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23
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switch to prev drawing in current drawing

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ctrl + page up

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24
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switch to next tab in current drawing

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ctrl + page down

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25
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exit

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ctrl + q

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26
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save drawing as

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ctrl + shift + s

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27
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display help

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f1

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28
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toggle text screen

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f2

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29
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toggle object snap mode

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f3

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30
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toggle 3dosnap

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f4

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31
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toggle isoplane

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f5

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32
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toggle dynamic ucs

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f6

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33
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toggle grid mode

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f7

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34
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toggle ortho mode

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f8

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35
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toggle snap mode

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f9

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36
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toggle polar mode

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f10

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37
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toggle obj snap tracking

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f11

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38
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toggle dynamic input mode

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f12

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39
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select all objects

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ctrl + a

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40
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copy object

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ctrl + c

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41
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insert hyperlink

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ctrl + k

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42
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cut object

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ctrl + x

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43
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paste object

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ctrl + v

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44
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copy to clipboard with base point

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ctrl + shift + c

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45
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paste data as block

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ctrl + shift + v

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46
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undo last action

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ctrl + z

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47
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redo last action

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ctrl + y

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48
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cancel current command

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ctrl + [ or ctrl + \ or esc

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49
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creates an arc

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a (arc)

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50
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manages and inserts content such as blocks, xrefs, and hatch patterns

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adc (adcenter)

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51
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calculates the area and perimeter of objs or of defined areas

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aa (area)

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52
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aligns objs w/ other objs in 2d and 3d

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al (align)

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53
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load application

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ap (appload)

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54
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creates multiple copies of objs in a pattern

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ar (array)

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55
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starts the action recorder

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arr (actrecord)

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56
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inserts a user message into an action macro

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arm (actusermessage)

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57
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pauses for user input in an action macro

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aru (actuserinput)

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58
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creates a block definition from selected objs

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b (block)

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59
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closes the block editor

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bc (bclose)

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60
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opens the block definition in the block editor

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be (bedit)

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61
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fills an enclosed area or selected objs w/ a hatch pattern, solid fill, or gradient fill

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bh or h (hatch)

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62
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creates a region or a polyline from an enclosed area

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bo (boundary)

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63
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breaks the selected objects between two points

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br (break)

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64
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saves the current block definition

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bs (bsave)

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65
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creates, sets, or deletes a visibility state in a dynamic block

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bvs (bvstate)

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66
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creates a circle

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c (circle)

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67
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sets a camera and target location to create and save a 3d perspective view of objs

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cam (camera)

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68
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a toolbar-like ui element that displays the available geometric contraints on an object

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cbar (constraintbar)

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69
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controls properties of existing objects

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ch (properties)

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70
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bevels the edges of objects

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cha (chamfer)

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71
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checks the current drawing for standard violations

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chk (checkstandards)

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72
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displays the command line window

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cli (commandline)

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73
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sets the color for new objects

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col (color)

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74
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copies objects a specified distance in a specified direction

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co (copy)

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75
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sets the name of the current table style

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ct (ctablestyle)

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76
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controls the visibility and display properties of the viewcube tool

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cube (navvcube)

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77
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creates a 3d solid cylinder

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cyl (cylinder)

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78
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creates and modifies dimension styles

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d (dimstyle)

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79
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creates an angular dimension

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dan (dimangular)

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80
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creates an arc length dimension

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dar (dimarc)

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81
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creates a linear, angular, or ordinate dimension from the baseline of the previous or selected dimension

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dba (dimbaseline)

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82
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provides an interface to external database tables

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dbc (dbconnect)

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83
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creates the center mark or the centerlines of circles and arcs

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dce (dimcenter)

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84
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creates a dimension that starts from an extension line of a previously created dimension

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dco (dimcontinue)

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85
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applies dimensional constraints to selects objs or points on objs

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dcon (dimconstraints)

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86
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removes associativity from selected dimensions

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dda (dimdisassociate)

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87
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creates a diameter dimension for a circle or an arc

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ddi (dimdiameter)

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88
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edits dimension text and extension lines

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ded (dimedit)

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89
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measures the distance and angle between two points

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di (dist)

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90
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creates evenly spaced point objs or blocks along the length or perimeter of an obj

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div (divide)

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91
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adds or removes a jog line on a linear or aligned dimension

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djl (dimjogline)

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92
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creates jogged dimensions for circles and arcs

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djo or jog (dimjogged)

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93
Q

the data link dialog box is displayed

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dl (datalink)

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94
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updates data to or from an established external data link

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dlu (datalinkupdate)

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95
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creates a filled circle or a wide ring

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do (donut)

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96
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creates ordinate dimensions

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dor (dimordinate)

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97
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controls overrides of system variables used in selected dimensions

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dov (dimoverride)

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98
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changes the draw order or images and other objs

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dr (draworder)

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99
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creates a radius dimension for a circle or an arc

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dra (dimradius)

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100
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associates or reassociates selected dimensions to objs or points on objs

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dre (dimreassociate)

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101
Q

displays a list of drawing files that can be recovered after a program or system failure

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drm (drawingrecovery)

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102
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sets grid and snap, polar and obj snap tracking, obj snap mode, dynamic input, and quick properties

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ds (dsettings)

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103
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creates a single-line text object

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dt (text)

104
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defines parallel projection or perspective views by using a camera and target

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dv (dview)

105
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extracts drawing data and merges data from an external source to a data extraction table or external file

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dx (dataextraction)

106
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removes objs from a drawing

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e (erase)

107
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edits single-line text, dimension text, attribute definitions, and feature control frames

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ed (ddedit)

108
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creates an ellipse or an elliptical arc

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el (ellipse)

109
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export drawing to pdf

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epdf (exportpdf)

110
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opens the external references palette

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er (externalreferences)

111
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extends objs to meet the edges of other objs

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ex (extend)

112
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exits the program

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exit (quit)

113
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saves the objs in a drawing to a diff file format

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exp (export)

114
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extends the dimensions of a 2d obj or 3d face into 3d space

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ext (extrude)

115
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rounds and fillets the edges of objs

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f (fillet)

116
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creates a list of reqs that an objs must meet to be included in a selection set

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fi (filter)

117
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creates a selection set of all objs that touch the selected obj

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fs (fsmode)

118
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creates a 2d representation of all 3d objs based on the current view

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fshot (flatshot)

119
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creates and manages saved sets of objs called groups

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g (group)

120
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applies or persists geometric relationships between objs or points on objs

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gcon (geoconstraint)

121
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fills an enclosed area or selected objects with a gradient fill

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gd (gradient)

122
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specifies the geographic location information for a drawing file

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geo (geographiclocation)

123
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modifies an existing hatch or fill

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he (hatchedit)

124
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regenerates a 3d wireframe model with hidden line suppressed

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hi (hide)

125
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inserts a block or drawing into the current drawing

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i (insert)

126
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controls the image display of the brightness, contrast, and fade values of images

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iad (imageadjust)

127
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inserts a reference to an image file

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iat (imageattach)

128
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crops the display of a selected image to a specified boundary

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icl (imageclip)

129
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displays the ucs coordinate values of a specified location

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id (id)

130
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displays the external references palette

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im (image)

131
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import files of different formats into the current drawing

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imp (import)

132
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creates a 3d solid, surface, or 2d region from overlapping solids, surfaces, or regions

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in (intersect)

133
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creates a 3d temporary solid from the interferences between two sets of selected 3d solids

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inf (interfere)

134
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inserts a linked or embedded obj

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io (insertobj)

135
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join similar objs to form a single, unbroken obj

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j (join)

136
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creates straight line segments

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l (line)

137
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manages layers and layer properties

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la (layer)

138
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saves, restores, and manages named layer states

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las (layerstate)

139
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creates a leader and leader annotation

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le (qleader)

140
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changes the length of objs and the included angle of arcs

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len (lengthen)

141
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decreases the level of smoothness for mesh objs by one level

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less (meshsmoothless)

142
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displays property data for selected objs

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li (list)

143
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creates and modifies drawing layout tabs

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lo (layout)

144
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loads, sets, and modifies linetypes

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lt (linetype)

145
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changes the scale factor of linetypes for all objs in a drawing

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lts (ltscale)

146
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sets the current lineweight, lineweight display options, and lineweight units

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lw (lineweight)

147
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moves objs a specified distance in a specified direction

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m (move)

148
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applies the properties of a selected objs to other objs

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ma (matchprop)

149
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measures the distance, radius, angle, area, and volume of selected objs or sequence of points

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mea (measuregeom)

150
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creates a mirrored copy of selected objs

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mi (mirror)

151
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creates multiple parallel lines

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ml (mline)

152
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aligns and spaces selected multileader objs

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mla (mleaderalign)

153
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organizes selected multileaders that contain blocks into rows or columns, and displays the result with a single leader

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mlc (mleaderconnect)

154
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creates a multileader obj

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mld (mleader)

155
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adds leader lines to, or removes leader lines from, a multileader obj

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mle (mleaderedit)

156
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creates and modifies multileader styles

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mls (mleaderstyle)

157
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controls properties of existing objs

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mo (properties)

158
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increases the level of smoothness for mesh objs by one level

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more (meshsmoothmore)

159
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switches from paper space to a model space viewport

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ms (mspace)

160
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opens the markup set manager

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msm (markup)

161
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creates and controls layout viewports

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mv (mview)

162
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creates concentric circles, parallel lines, and parallel curves

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o (offset)

163
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creates a parallel surface or solid by setting an offset distance from a surface

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offsetsrf (surfoffset)

164
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customized the program settings

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op (options)

165
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rotates the view in 3d space, but constrained to horizontal and vertical orbit only

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orbit or 3do (3dorbit)

166
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adds a parameter with grips to a dynamic block definition

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p (pan)

167
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paste objs from the clipboard into the current drawing and controls the format of the data

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pa (pastespec)

168
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controls the associative parameters used in the drawing

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par (parameters)

169
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adds a parameter w/ grips to a dynamic block definition

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param (bparameter)

170
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creates a new surface by fitting a cap over a surface edge that forms a closed loop

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patch (surfpatch)

171
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inserts an indexed point cloud file into the current drawing

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pcattach (pointcloudattach)

172
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edits polylines and 3d polygon meshes

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pe (pedit)

173
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creates a 2d polyline

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pl (pline)

174
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creates a point object

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po (point)

175
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hides currently displayed palettes (including the command line)

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poff (hidepalettes)

176
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creates an equilateral closed polyline

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pol (polygon)

177
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restores the display of hidden palettes

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pon (showpalettes)

178
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displayes properties palettes

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pr (properties)

179
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displays the drawing as it will be plotted

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pre (preview)

180
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plots a drawing to a plotter, printer, or file

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print (plot)

181
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switches from a model space viewport to paper space

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ps (pspace)

182
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creates a 3d wall-like polysolid

A

psolid (polysolid)

183
Q

removes unused items, such as blocked definitions and layers, from the drawing

A

pu (purge)

184
Q

creates a 3d solid pyramid

A

pyr (pyramid)

185
Q

opens the quickcalc calculator

A

qc (quickcalc)

186
Q

displays the customize user interface editor in a collapsed state

A

qcui (quickcui)

187
Q

saves the current drawing

A

q (qsave)

188
Q

displays open drawing and layouts in a drawing using preview images

A

qvd (qvdrawing)

189
Q

closes preview images of open drawings and layouts in a drawing

A

qvdc (qvdrawingclose)

190
Q

displays preview images of model space and layouts in a drawing

A

qvl (qvlayout)

191
Q

closes preview images of model space and layouts in the current drawing

A

qvlc (qvlayoutclose)

192
Q

refreshes the display in the current viewport

A

r (redraw)

193
Q

refreshes the display in all viewports

A

ra (redrawall)

194
Q

renders a specified rectangular area, called a crop window, within a viewport

A

rc (rendercrop)

195
Q

regenerates the entire drawing from the current viewport

A

re (regen)

196
Q

regenerates the drawing and refreshes all viewports

A

rea (regenall)

197
Q

creates a rectangular polyline

A

rec (rectang)

198
Q

converts an obj that enclosed an area into a region obj

A

reg (region)

199
Q

changes the names assigned to items such as layers and dimension styles

A

ren (rename)

200
Q

creates a 3d solid or surface by sweeping a 2d obj around an axis

A

rev (revolve)

201
Q

rotates objs around a base point

A

ro (rotate)

202
Q

specifies render presets, reusable rendering parameters, for rendering an image

A

rp (renderpresets)

203
Q

creates a photorealistic or realistically shaded image of a 3d solid or surface model

A

rr (render)

204
Q

displays the render window w/o starting a rendering operation

A

rw (renderwin)

205
Q

stretches objs crossed by a selection window or polygon

A

s (stretch)

206
Q

enlarges or reduces selected objs, keeping the proportions of the obj the same after scaling

A

sc (scale)

207
Q

executes a sequence of commands from a script file

A

scr (script)

208
Q

uses the intersection of a plane and solids, surfaces, or mesh to create a region

A

sec (section)

209
Q

lists or changes the values of system variables

A

set (setvar)

210
Q

starts the vscurrent command

A

sha (shademode)

211
Q

creates new 3d solids and surfaces by slicing, or dividing, existing objs

A

sl (slice)

212
Q

restricts cursor movement to specified intervals

A

sn (snap)

213
Q

creates solid-filled triangles and quadrilaterals

A

so (solid)

214
Q

checks spelling in a drawing

A

sp (spell)

215
Q

edits a spline or spline-fit polyline

A

spe (splinedit)

216
Q

creates a smooth curve that passes through or neat specified points

A

spl (spline)

217
Q

creates a section objs that acts as a cutting plane through 3d objs

A

splane (sectionplane)

218
Q

play named views in one category

A

splay (sequenceplay)

219
Q

splits a mesh face into two faces

A

split (meshsplit)

220
Q

opens the sheet set manager

A

ssm (sheetset)

221
Q

creates, modifies, or specifics text styles

A

st (style)

222
Q

manages the association of standards files w/ drawings

A

sta (standards)

223
Q

combines selected 3d solids, surfaces, or 2d regions by subtraction

A

su (subtract)

224
Q

creates a multiline text obj

A

t (mtext)

225
Q

aligns multiple text objs vertically, horizontally, or obliquely

A

ta (textalign)

226
Q

creates an empty table obj

A

tb (table)

227
Q

edits a dimensional constraint, dimensions, or text obj

A

ted (textedit)

228
Q

sets the default 3d thickness property when creating 2d geometric objs

A

th (thickness)

229
Q

controls whether paper space can be accessed

A

ti (tilemode)

230
Q

creates geometric tolerances contained in a feature control frame

A

tol (tolerance)

231
Q

creates a donut-shaped 3d solid

A

tor (torus)

232
Q

opens the tool palettes window

A

tp (toolpalettes)

233
Q

trims objs to meet edges of other objs

A

tr (trim)

234
Q

creates, modifies, or specifies table styles

A

ts (tablestyle)

235
Q

manages defined user coordinate systems

A

uc (ucsman)

236
Q

controls coordinate and angle display formats and precision

A

un (unit)

237
Q

displays objs previously hidden w/ the isolateobjects or hideobjects command

A

unhide or unisolate (unisolateobjects)

238
Q

unions two solid or two region objs

A

uni (union)

239
Q

saves and restores names views, camera views, layout views, and preset views

A

v (view)

240
Q

restores a named view

A

vgo (viewgo)

241
Q

sets the 3d viewing direction

A

vp (vpoint)

242
Q

plays the animation associated to a named view

A

vplay (viewplay)

243
Q

sets the visual style in the current viewpoint

A

vs (vscurrent)

244
Q

creates and modifies visual styles and applies a visual style to a viewpoint

A

vsm (visualstyles)

245
Q

writes objs or a block to a new drawing file

A

w (wblock)

246
Q

creates a 3d solid wedge

A

we (wedge)

247
Q

displays a wheel that contains a collection of view navigation tools

A

wheel (navswheel)

248
Q

breaks a compound obj into its component objs

A

x (explode)

249
Q

inserts a dwg file as an external reference (xref)

A

xa (xattach)

250
Q

binds one or more definitions of named objs in an xref to the current drawing

A

xb (xbind)

251
Q

crops the display of a selected external reference or block reference to a specified boundary

A

xc (xclip)

252
Q

creates a line of infinite length

A

xl (xline)

253
Q

starts the externalreferences command

A

xr (xref)

254
Q

increases or decreases the magnification of the view in the current viewpoint

A

z (zoom)

255
Q

projects stripes onto a 3d model to analyze surface continuity

A

zebra (analysiszebra)

256
Q
A