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Typing Commands
Typing a Command

All AutoCAD commands can be typed in at the command line. Many commands also have one

or two letter aliases that can also be typed as shortcuts to the commands.

1. Type the desired command at the command prompt.

Command : LINE

or

2. Type the command’s alias. Command: L

3. Press ENTER/Space to end.

4. Type an option at the command prompt.

TIP: Many AutoCAD commands require you to press ENTER to complete the command. You know you are no
longer in an AutoCAD command when you see a blank command line.

Reissuing the Last Command

The last used AutoCAD command can be re-entered by one of the following three methods

of ENTER. The ENTER key on the keyboard will always act as ENTER, the SPACEBAR and

RIGHT MOUSE will act as enter most of the time (exceptions include placing TEXT).

1. Press the ENTER key on the keyboard

or

2. Press the Space bar on the keyboard.

or

3. Click the right mouse button.

Pointing Device (Mouse)
AutoCAD uses either a mouse or digitizing tablet to select objects in a drawing

Left Mouse Button

Used to pick or select objects

1. Click the left mouse button to select an object area in the drawing.

2. Press ESC twice to deselect an object (or to cancel a command).

Right Mouse Button

Used to enter a command, repeat last command, or access shortcut menus.

1. Click the right mouse button.

TIPS:
- SHIFT + the right mouse button brings up the object snap menus.
- Various screen locations for the mouse brings up different menus.-+ menus.

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5.2 PAN

Shifts the location of a view.

1. Choose View, Pan.
or

2. Click the Pan icon.

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3. Type PAN from the command prompt.
Command: PAN or P

TIPS:
- While in the PAN command, click with the right mouse button to see the
following menu. E,,,, 2
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Zoom
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Zoom Window
Zoom Original
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Increases or decreases the apparent size of objects in the current viewport

1. Choose View, Zoom.
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3. Type ZOOM at the command prompt.

Command: Zoom or Z
4. Type One of the following zoom options:

The following are basic zoom options:

All Places entire drawing (all visible layers) on
display at once. Forces a regeneration.
Extents Displays current drawing content as large as possible.
Previous Restores previous view.
Window Designates rectangular area to be drawn as large as
possible.

Number Magnification relative to ZOOM All display

Number X Magnification relative to current display (1X)
Center Specifies center point and new display height.
Dynamic Permits you to pan a box representing the viewing
screen around the entire generated portion of the
drawing and enlarge or shrink it.
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2.2 Creating a New Drawing
NEW Command

Creates a new drawing file.

1. Choose File, New.

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2. Press CTRL + N
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3. Click the New icon.
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4. Type NEW at the Command prompt.
Command: NEW
5. Choose One of the options for creating a new drawing.
6. Click The OK button.
7. Save the drawing as another name.
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 1.11 Undo and Redo

Reverses the last action.

1. Choose Edit, Undo.
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2. Click the Undo icon.
or
3. Press CTRL + Z.
4. Type U at the command prompt to undo the last command.
Command: U

Redo

Reverses the effects of a single UNDO or U command.

1. Choose Edit, Redo.
or
2. Click the Redo icon.
or
3. Type REDO at the command prompt to redo the last undo command
Command: REDO
TIPS:

9» -UNDO has no effect on some commands and system variables, including

those that open, close, or save a window or a drawing, display information,
change the graphics display, regenerate the drawing, or export the drawing
in a different format.

-REDO must immediately follow the U or UNDO command.

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CTRL+N I Creates a new drawing

CTR L+E I Toggles Des|gnCenter

CTRL+P I Prints current drawing

CTR L+4 I Toggles Sheet Bet Manager

CTRL+5 I Saves current drawing

CTRL+E I Toggles dbConnect Manager

CTRL+T I Toggles Tablet mode

CTR L+E Toggles the Culcl-tCaIc calculator palette

CTRL+‘-3HlFT+‘tl I Pastes data from Clipboard as a Ellock

CTRL+.-A. I setette objects in drawing

CTRL+“t‘ I Cancels the preceding Undo action

CTRL+El I Toggles Snap

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2 1 Open Existing Drawings
1 Choose File OPEN

Press CTRL + O

Click the OPEN icon

Type OPEN at the command prompt

Command OPEN
Press ENTER
Double Click the desired directory to find the drawing to
open
Click the drawing name to open
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Quick Save

The QSAVE command is equivalent to clicking Save on the File menu.

If the drawing is named, AutoCAD saves the drawing using the file format
specified on the Open and Save tab of the Options dialog box and does not
request a file name. If the drawing is unnamed, AutoCAD displays the Save
Drawing As dialog box (see SAVEAS) and saves the drawing with the file
name and format you specify.

1. Press CTRL + S.
or
2. Click the Save icon.
or
3. Type QSAVE at the command prompt,
Command:QSAVE

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7.1 Running Object Snaps
An object snap mode specifies a snap point at an exact location on an
object. OSNAP specifies running object snap modes, which remain
active until you turn them off.
1. Choose Tools, Drafting Settings...
or
2. Type DDOSNAP at the command prompt
Command: DDOSNAP
or
3. Click OSNAP on the Status Bar.
4. Right Click the Object Snap TAB.
5. Choose an object snap to turn ON/OFF from the dialog
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UNITS Command 8.5

1. Choose Format, Units...

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2. Type DDUNITS at the command prompt

Command: DDUNITS or UN
3. Choose a units and angle setting.
4. Choose a precision setting.

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3.1 Line Command
Creates single straight line segments
Choose Draw, Line.
or
Click the Line icon.
or
Type LINE from the command prompt
Command: LINE or L
Press ENTER
Pick From point: (point)
Pick Specify next point or [Close/Undo]:(point)
Pick Specify next point or [Close/Undo]:(point)
Press ENTER to end line sequence
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Type U to undo the last segment

To point: U (undo)
or
10. Type C to create a closed polygon
To point : C (close)
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- You can continue the previous line or arc by responding to
the From point: prompt with a space or ENTER.
- Choose the right mouse button for the line pop-up menu to
appear while in the line command
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Pline Command 15.1

A polyline is a connected sequence of line segments created as a single

object. You can create straight line segments, arc segments, or a
combination of the two.

1. Choose Draw, Polyline.

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2. Pick the Pline icon.

3. Type PLINE atthe command prompt
Command :PL|NE or PL
4. Pick A point o n the drawing to start the polyline
From point:(se|ect)
5. Type One ofthe following options
Arc/Close/Halfvvidth/Length/Undo/Width/<endpointof
line>:

or
6. Pick A point to continue drawing
Arc/Close/Halfvvidth/Length/Undo/Width/<endpointof
line>: (pick point)

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 3.4 Orthogonal Lines

Controls lines from being drawn at various angles to straight lines. When the
snap grid is rotated, ortho mode rotates accordingly.

1. Press Function Key F8.

or
2. Double Click ORTHO from the Status Bar.
or
3. Press CTRL + L.

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Rectangle 16.2
1. Choose Draw, Rectangle.
or
2. Click the Rectangle icon. IE
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3. Type Rectang at the command prompt Command:

RECTANG Chamfer/Elevation/FiIlet/Thickness/Width/
<First corner>:
4. Pick first corner.
5. Pick other corner or type coordinates (i.e. @4,2).

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3.6 Circles

Circle Command Circle, Center Radius

1. Choose Draw, Circle.

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3. Type CIRCLE at the command prompt. ——=“'”

Command: CIRCLE Circle, Center Diameter
4. Type One of the following options:
3P/2 P/TTR/<<center point>>
or
5. Pick A center point.
6. Type A radius or diameter.
or
7. Pick A radius or diameter Circle, Tangent, Tangent Radius
Diameter/<<radius>>:

TIPS:
- To create circles that are the same size, press
ENTER when asked for the circle radius.
Circle, Tangent, Tangent, Tangent
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to select the circumference of the circle.
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1. Choose Draw, Arc.
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2. Click the Arc icon.

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3. Type ARC at the command prompt
Command: ARC
4. Draw One of the arcs.
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direction.
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Spline 16.3
The SPLINE command creates a particular type of spline known as a
nonuniform rational B-spline (NURBS) curve. A NURBS curve produces a
smooth curve between control points

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Click the Spline icon. P,

Type SPLINE at the command prompt

Command: SPLINE
Pick A start pointfor the spline
Object / <Enter first point>: (pick point)
Pick Points until youare done drawing splines
Enterpoint:(pick points)
Press Enter or close to complete the spline
Pick Starting tangentpointforthe spline
Enterstart tangent (pick point)
Pick Ending tangentpointforthe spline
Enterend tangent: (pick point)

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Editing Polylines 15.2

1. Choose Modify, Polyline.
or
2. Pick the Pediticon from the Modifyll toolbar.
3. Type PEDIT at the command prompt
Command: PEDIT
4. Pick Pick a polyline to edit
Select PolyIine:(pick)
5. Type One ofthe following options:Close/Join/ Width/Edit
vertex/FitCurve/Spline/Curve/
Decurve/Undo/eXit

PEDIT options:

Close Closes open polyline segments

Join Connects polylines, lines, and arcs to existing polylines.
Width Changes the width for all polyline segments.
Fit curve Creates curved arc segments around pline vertices at the
direction you specify.
Spline Curve Creates a curve through control points on a polyline.
Decurve Straightens curved segments.
Edit Vertex Displays the following Edit Vertex Options:

Pol)/line width change Splined Polyline

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Move Command 10.1
1. Choose Modify, Move.
or
2. Click the Move icon.
or
3. Type MOVE at the command prompt
Command: MOVE or M
4. Pick Objects to move
Select objects: (select)
5. Pick A point to move from
Base point or displacement: (pick point)
6. Pick A point to move to
Second point of displacement: (pick point)

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point of displacement prompt: @1 <0

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Copy Command 10.2

1. Choose Modify, Copy.
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2. Click the Copy icon.

or
3. Type COPY at the command prompt.
Command: COPY or CP
4. Pick Objects to copy.
Select objects: (select)
5. Pick A point to move from.
Base point or displacement/Multiple: (pick point)
6. Pick A point to copy to.
Second point of displacement: (pick point)
or
7. Type A point to copy to.
Second point of displacement: @ 1<0

Duplicate objects copied Multiple objects copied

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the “Base point or displacement/Multiple" option.

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Offset Command 10 4
Offset Distance
To offset a specified distance
Choose Modify Offset

Choose the Offset icon g

Type OFFSET at the command prompt

Command OFFSET or O
Type The distance to offset
Offset distance or <Through point> (number)
Pick The object to offset
Select object to offset (select object)
Pick A side to offset object to
Side to offset (pick side)
Pick Another object to offset
Select object to offset (pick side)

Press Enter to end the command

Offsetting objects by specifying a distance

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Explode Command 15.4

1. Choose Modify, Explode.
or
2. Pick the Explode icon.
3. Type EXPLODE atthe command prompt.
Command: EXPLODE
or
4. Pick The object to explode. Select objects: (pick)

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EXTEND 10.5
1. Choose Modify, Extend.
or
2. Click the Extend icon.
or
3. Type EXTEND at the command prompt
Command: EXTEND
Select boundary edge(s)...
4. Pick The BOUNDARY edge to extend to
Select objects: (select)
5. Press ENTER to accept the boundary edge
Select objects: (press enter)
6. Pick The objects to extend
<Select object to extend> / Project /
Edge / Undo: Select an object, enter
an option, or press enter : (select)
7. Press ENTER when you are done choosing objects

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Stretch 13.2

1. Choose Modify, Stretch.

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2. Click the Stretch icon.

3. Type STRETCHatthe 0" ' and prompt
Command :STRETCH Select
objects to stretchbywindow
4. Type C to choose CROSSING window
Select objects: C
5. Pick A firstcornerto stretch. First corner (point)
6. Pick The opposite corner to window the objects to
stretch.
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9. Pick A point to stretch to Newpoint: (point)

or
10. Type Adistancetostretch. Newpoint:@1<0

TIP:
The Stretch command must usea CROSSING windowor aCROSSING
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TRIM 10.6
The TRIM command allows you to trim objects in a drawing so they end
precisely at a cutting edge defined by one or more other objects in the
drawing.
1. Choose Modify, Trim.
or
2. Click the Trim icon.
3. Type TRIM at the command prompt
Command: TRIM
Select cutting edge(s)...
4. Pick The CUTTING edge to extend to
Select objects: (select)
5. Press ENTER to accept the cutting edge
Select objects: (press enter)
6. Pick Objects to trim
<Select object to trim> / Project l Edge / Undo:
Select an object, enter an option, or press enter
7. Press ENTER when you are done choosing objects
Select oblect to trim/Undo: (press enter)

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Break 13.1

1. Choose Modify, Break.

or
2. Click the Breakicon.
Or

3. Type BREAK at the command prompt. Command: BREAK

4. Pick Object to break.
Select object: (select one object)
5. Pick A second break point.
Enter second point: (point)

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MIRROR 10.7

1. Choose Modify, Mirror.

or
2. Click the Mirror icon.
or
3. Type MIRROR at the command prompt.
Command: MIRROR
4. Pick Objects to mirror.
Select objects:(se|ect)
5. Pick First point of mirror line: (point)
6. Pick Second point: (point)
7. Type Yes to delete the original objects and
No to keep them.
Delete old objects? Y or N

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ROTATE 10.9
1. Choose Modify, Rotate.
or
2. Click the Modify icon.
or
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4. Pick Objects to rotate:
Select objects:(se|ect)
5. Pick A pivot point to rotate around
Base point: (point)
6. Type A rotation angle<Rotation angle>/Reference:
(number)
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7. Pick A rotation angle<Rotation angle>/Reference: (point)

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SCALE 10.10
1. Choose Modify, Scale.
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2. Click the Scale icon.

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Command: SCALE
Select objects: (select objects)
4. Pick A pivot point to scale about Base point (point)
5. Type A rotation angle<Scale factor>/Reference (number)
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(point)
Scale factor/Reference: (points)

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Text Command 11.1
Text
Creates a single-line text object
1. Type TEXT at the command prompt
Command: TEXT
or
2. Pick the Single Line Text icon from the Text Toolbar.
3. Pick A start point
Justify/Style/<Start Point>: (point)
or
4. Type J to change the justification or S to change the text
style.
5. Type A text height
Height <default>: (type value or pick two points)
6. Type A rotation angle
Rotation angle <default>: (angle or point)
7. Type A text string
Text: (type text string)
8. Press enter to exit the Text: prompt.

DTEXT (Dynamic Text)

Creates a single-line text object, showing the text dynamically on the
screen as it is entered.
1. Choose Draw, Text, Single Line Text.
or
2. Type DTEXT at the command prompt
Command : DTEXT
3. Follow the steps 3-8 from above.

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Introduction to Layers and Layer Dialog Box12.1
1. Choose Format, Layer.
or
2. Type LAYER at the command prompt.
Command: LAYER (or LA)

or
3. Pick the layers icon from the Layer Control box
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Layer Options 12.2

? Lists layers, with states, colors and linetypes.

Make Creates a new layer and makes it current.
Set Sets current layer.
New Creates new layers .
ON Turns on specified layers.
OFF Turns off specified layers.
Color Assigns color to specified layers.
Ltype Assigns linetype to specified layers.
Freeze Completely ignores layers during regeneration.
Thaw Unfreezes specified layers Ltype.
Lock Makes a layer read only preventing entities from being
edited but available visual reference and osnap functions.
Unlock Places a layer in read write mode and available for edits.
Plot Turns a Layer On for Plotting
No Plot Turns a Layer Off for Plotting
LWeight Controls the line weight for each layer

TIP:

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type —LAYER or -LA at the command prompt
1. Type Command: -LAYER or LA
2. Type One of the following layer options
?/Make/Set/New/ON/OFF/Color/Ltype/Freeze/Thaw

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Layer Shortcuts 12.3

Changing the Layer of an Object

1. Click Once on the object to change.

2. Select the desired layer from the Layer Control Box
dropdown
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Color Command 12.6
1. Choose Format, Color.
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When the block is inserted in the drawing, the objects in the block inherit the
current setting of the COLOR command.

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Linetypes 12.7
Loading and Changing Linetypes

1. Choose Format, Linetype...

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Lineweights 12.8

Loading and Changing Lineweights

1. Choose Format, Lineweight...
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different lineweight widths.

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Object Properties 12.9

1. Choose Modify, Properties.
or
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BHATCH Command 17.1

1. Choose Draw, Hatch...
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Measuring Distances 8.2

1 Choose Tools, Inquiry, Distance.

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or
3 Type DIST at the command prompt
Command: DIST
4 Pick The first point to measure from
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5 Pick The second point to measure to
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Linear Dimensions 26.1

1. Choose Dimension, Linear.
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Aligned Dimensions 26.2

1. Choose Dimension, Aligned.

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Radial Dimensions 26.3

1. Choose Dimension, Radius or Diameter.
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Calculating Areas 8.3

1. Choose Tools, Inquiry, Area.

or
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Command: AREA
4. Pick The first point for area calculation
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5. Pick Next point: pick
6. Pick Next point: pick
7. Press ENTER when you are finished choosing points
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Plot Settings

Choose the Plot Settings tab.

Choose the appropriate paper size based on the
chosen plotter.
Choose the paper units (inches or mm).
Choose the drawing orientation (Portrait, Landscape,
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Choose the plotting area
Choose the plot scale.
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1. Choose Help, AutoCAD Help.

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