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    Ezekiel O. Pante Mr. Arnold E. De Lumin
    BSIT-1st year Instructor
    MIRROR: This command is used to create the Mirror image of selected object(s).

    ROTATE: This command is used to Rotate selected object(s).

    COPY: This command is used to create a duplicate of selected object(s) in the same
    file.

    MOVE: This command is used to change the position of selected object(s) in the
    same file.

    FILLET: This command is used to create beveled corner between two non-parallel
    lines.

    LAYER: This command is used to create new Layer.

    DTEXT (Single Line Text): This command is used to create Single Line Text
    object.

    MTEXT (Multiline Text): This command is used to create Multiline Text object.

    STYLE: This command is used to control the Text Style. By this command, we can
    create a text style of different formatting effects.

    DDEDIT: This command is used to modify any text.


    LINE: This command is used to draw a straight line.

    ERASE: This command is used to delete selected object(s) from the file.

    NEW: This command is used to create a New File.

    OPEN: This command is used to open a pre-existing file.

    SAVE: This command is used to store the drawing in the secondary storage device for
    future use.

    SAVE AS: This command is used create a copy of the activated file.

    ZOOM: This command is used to control the display size of an object. This command
    does not change the actual size of the object.

    PAN: This command is used to move the drawing sheet dynamically. It can be used as
    the substitute of scroll.

    CIRCLE: This command is used to draw a Circle.

    TRIM: This command is used to erase a part of an existing object, beyond a defined
    cutting edge.

    EXTEND: This command is used to extend a part of an existing object, up to a


    defined boundary.

    OFFSET: This command is used to draw the parallel of selected object.


    BHATCH (Boundary Hatch): This command is used to Hatch a closed area.

    UNITS: This command is used to control the type of measurement Unit.

    DIMSTYLE (Dimension Style): This command is used to control the


    appearance of dimensions.

    MVSETUP: This command is used to draw any object using the R.F.
    (Representative Fraction). This command is the combination of “Units” and “Limits” command.

    VIEWPORTS: This command is used to divide the drawing area in different


    Viewports. In these viewports, we can display different views of objects.

    AREA: This command is used to see the Area and the Perimeter of a closed plane

    ARRAY: This command is used to create multiple duplicates of selected object(s) at


    regular interval.

    POLYLINE: This command is used to draw both straight line and curve. The
    operation of Polyline is almost same as the operation of Line command.

    EXPLODE: This command is used to break an object into different segments.


    Explode command is used on those objects, which are drawn by Polygon, Polyline commands
    PEDIT (Polyline Edit): This command is used to modify previously drawn
    polyline. By this command we can join two or more consecutive objects into a single object.

    POINT: This command is used to draw a Point object.

    POINT STYLE: This command is used to control the presentation of the point
    object.

    DIVIDE: This command is used to Divide an object into different equal divisions.

    MEASURE: This command is used to Divide an object into some divisions of defined
    equal length.

    BLOCK: This command is used to create a New Block. If we use Block command to
    create the block, the created block can be used in the source file only.

    WRITE BLOCK: This command is used to create a New Block. If we use Write
    Block command to create Block, the created block can be used in any AutoCAD File.

    INSERT: This command is used to insert an existing Block in the active file.

    ATTDEF (Attribute Definition): This command is used to add block Attribute


    to a block. An attribute is a label or tag that attaches data to a block.

    XLINE (Construction Line): This command is used to create a endless line.


    LENGTHEN: This command is used to change the Length of an existing line. We
    can see the length of a selected line at command prompt also.

    PLOT: This command is used to Print the Drawing on Paper.

    CHAMFER: To create Bevel about a corner.

    Rectangle: The Rectangle command is used to draw a rectangle with sides that are
    vertical and horizontal.

    Hatch: This command covers an area with a pattern of lines, dots shapes, solid fill color
    or gradient fill.

    Stretch: Stretches a selected object.

    Extrude: This command lets you obtain a 3D object by extruding a 2D face along a
    line or path.

    Revolve: The revolve command creates a 3D solid by revolving a 2D object around


    an axis.

    Sweep: Unlike the extrude command, the sweep command allows you to extrude 2D
    objects without the 2D face being orthogonal to the beginning of your path.

    Union: This simple command lets you combine two objects to make one complete
    object. This is great for combining predefined 3D objects.

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