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 3DFACE  The  3DFACE  command (ADE-3) is similar to the SOLID command, but it           3DFACE  accepts Z coordinates for the corner points and can generate a section         3DFACE  of a plane or a nonplanar figure.                                              3DFACE                                                                                 3DFACE  Format:     3DFACE  First point:  (3D point)                                   3DFACE              Second point:  (3D point)                                          3DFACE              Third point:   (3D point)                                          3DFACE              Fourth point:  (3D point, or RETURN for triangular section)        3DFACE              Third point:   (3D point, or RETURN to end 3D face)                3DFACE                                                                                 3DFACE  To draw a face with four points, enter the points in a clockwise               3DFACE  or counterclockwise fashion to avoid a "bow tie" figure.  Note that            3DFACE  this is different from the order expected by the SOLID command.                3DFACE                                                                                 3DFACE  3D faces are not solid-filled.  The HIDE command considers them to be          3DFACE  opaque if they are planar.  If nonplanar, HIDE draws a "wireframe"             3DFACE  representation.                                                                3DFACE                                                                                 3DFACE  See also:   The Release 9 reference manual supplement.                         3DLINE  The  3DLINE  command (ADE-3) draws straight lines and accepts Z                3DLINE  coordinates to form fully general space lines.                                 3DLINE                                                                                 3DLINE  Format:     3DLINE  From point:  (3D point)                                    3DLINE              To point:  (3D point)                                              3DLINE              To point:  (3D point)                                              3DLINE              To point:  ...RETURN to end 3D line sequence                       3DLINE                                                                                 3DLINE  To erase the latest line segment without exiting the 3DLINE command,           3DLINE  enter "U" when prompted for a "To" point.                                      3DLINE                                                                                 3DLINE  You can continue the previous line or arc by responding to the                 3DLINE  "From point:" prompt with a space or RETURN.  If you are drawing               3DLINE  a sequence of 3D lines that will become a closed polygon, you can              3DLINE  reply to the "To point" prompt with "C" to draw the last segment               3DLINE  (close the polygon).                                                           3DLINE                                                                                 3DLINE  When using a pointing device, 3D lines may be constrained to horizontal        3DLINE  or vertical (in the XY plane) by the ORTHO command.                            3DLINE                                                                                 3DLINE  See also:   The Release 9 reference manual supplement.                         APERTUREThe  APERTURE  command governs the size of the "target" crosshairs             APERTUREfor object snap purposes.  This is an ADE-2 feature.                           APERTURE                                                                               APERTUREFormat:     APERTURE                                                           APERTURE            Object snap target height (1-50 pixels) <default>: (number)        APERTURE                                                                               APERTURESee also:   Section 8.6 of the Autocad Reference Manual.                       ARC     The  ARC  command draws an arc (circle segment) as specified by any of         ARC     the following methods.  (If you have the ADE-2 package, you can "drag"         ARC     the last parameter of each method.)                                            ARC                                                                                    ARC       - three points on the arc                                                    ARC       - start point, center, end point                                             ARC       - start point, center, included angle                                        ARC       - start point, center, length of chord                                       ARC       - start point, end point, radius                                             ARC       - start point, end point, included angle                                     ARC       - start point, end point, starting direction                                 ARC       - continuation of previous line or arc                                       ARC                                                                                    ARC     3-point format:  ARC  Center/<Start point>:  (point)                           ARC                      Center/End/<Second point>:  (point)                           ARC                      End point:  (point)                                           ARC                                                                                    ARC     Options:  A = included Angle    D = starting Direction    L = Length of chord  ARC               C = Center point      E = End point             R = Radius           ARC               To continue previous line or arc, reply to first prompt with RETURN  ARC                                                                                    ARC     See also:   Section 4.4 of the Autocad Reference Manual.                       AREA    The  AREA  command calculates the area and perimeter of an enclosed space      AREA    and adds the area to (or subtracts it from) a running total.  You can          AREA    define the space by designating three or more points, as in:                   AREA                                                                                   AREA    Format:     AREA  <First point>/Entity/Subtract:  (point)                      AREA                (ADD mode) Next point:  (point)                                    AREA                (ADD mode) Next point:  (point)                                    AREA                (ADD mode) Next point:  ...press RETURN to end point entry         AREA                Area = nnnn  Perimeter = nnnn                                      AREA                Total area = nnnn                                                  AREA                <First point>/Entity/Subtract:  ...press RETURN to exit            AREA                                                                                   AREA    The command begins in "add" mode.  The options are:                            AREA                                                                                   AREA        Add       - (When in "subtract" mode) switches to "add" mode.              AREA        Subtract  - (When in "add" mode) switches to "subtract" mode.              AREA        Entity    - Computes the area of a selected Circle or Polyline             AREA        RETURN    - A null reply exits the AREA command                            AREA                                                                                   AREA    See also:   The Release 9 supplement.                                          ARRAY   The  ARRAY  command makes multiple copies of selected objects, in a            ARRAY   rectangular or circular pattern.                                               ARRAY                                                                                  ARRAY   Format:     ARRAY  Select objects: (Show what to copy)                         ARRAY               Rectangular/Polar array (R/P):                                     ARRAY                                                                                  ARRAY   For a rectangular array, you are asked for the number of columns and           ARRAY   rows, and the spacing between them.  The array is built along a baseline       ARRAY   defined by the current Snap rotation angle set by the "SNAP Rotate" command.   ARRAY                                                                                  ARRAY   For a polar, or circular, array, you must first supply a center point.         ARRAY   Following this, you must supply two of the following three parameters:         ARRAY                                                                                  ARRAY     - the number of items in the array                                           ARRAY     - the number of degrees to fill                                              ARRAY     - the angle between items in the array                                       ARRAY                                                                                  ARRAY   Optionally, you can rotate the items as the array is drawn.                    ARRAY                                                                                  ARRAY   See also:   Section 5.2 of the Autocad Reference Manual.                       ATTDEF  The  ATTDEF  command creates an Attribute Definition (ADE-2 feature).          ATTDEF  First, you specify the modes for this Attribute Definition.  The modes are:    ATTDEF                                                                                 ATTDEF     Invisible  - Do not display, but allow extraction.                          ATTDEF     Constant   - All occurrences of this Attribute have the same Value.         ATTDEF     Verify     - Issue extra prompts to verify a proper Value.                  ATTDEF     Preset     - Do not prompt for this Attribute during Block insertion.       ATTDEF                                                                                 ATTDEF  Format: ATTDEF Attribute modes -- Invisible:N  Constant:N  Verify:N  Preset:N  ATTDEF          Enter (ICVP) to change, RETURN when done:                              ATTDEF                                                                                 ATTDEF  The tag, prompt, and default value for the Attribute are then requested,       ATTDEF  as are its location, height, and rotation angle.                               ATTDEF                                                                                 ATTDEF              Attribute tag: (up to 31 chars; letters, digits, $, -, _)          ATTDEF              Attribute prompt:                                                  ATTDEF              Default attribute value:                                           ATTDEF              Start point or Align/Center/Fit/Middle/Right/Style:                ATTDEF              Height <default>:                                                  ATTDEF              Rotation angle <default>:                                          ATTDEF                                                                                 ATTDEF  See also:   Section 9.2 of the Autocad Reference Manual, and the Release 9 sup ATTDISP The  ATTDISP  command (ADE-2 feature) can be used to override the visibility   ATTDISP mode set for Attributes on a global basis.                                     ATTDISP                                                                                ATTDISP Format:     ATTDISP  Normal/ON/OFF <current>:                                  ATTDISP                                                                                ATTDISP    Normal  - Visible Attributes are displayed, invisible Attributes are not.   ATTDISP    On      - All Attributes are made visible.                                  ATTDISP    Off     - All Attributes are made invisible.                                ATTDISP                                                                                ATTDISP See also:   Section 9.2 of the Autocad Reference Manual.                       ATTEDIT The  ATTEDIT  command (ADE-2 feature) allows you to modify certain aspects     ATTEDIT of Attributes independent of the Blocks in which they reside.  You can         ATTEDIT perform global or individual editing, and you can restrict the operation       ATTEDIT to certain Blocks, Attribute Tags, and Attribute Values, or to just those      ATTEDIT Attributes that are currently visible on the screen.                           ATTEDIT                                                                                ATTEDIT Format:     ATTEDIT  Edit Attributes one by one? <Y>  (N = global)             ATTEDIT             Block name specification <*>:                                      ATTEDIT             Attribute tag specification <*>:                                   ATTEDIT             Attribute value specification <*>:                                 ATTEDIT                                                                                ATTEDIT See also:   Section 9.2 of the Autocad Reference Manual.                       ATTEXT  The  ATTEXT  command (ADE-2 feature) is used to extract Attribute information  ATTEXT  from a drawing for analysis by another program or for transfer to a database.  ATTEXT  The whole drawing can be extracted or only a selected set of entities.         ATTEXT                                                                                 ATTEXT  Format:     ATTEXT  CDF, SDF, or DXF attribute extract (or Entities)? <C>:     ATTEXT                                                                                 ATTEXT  If you respond with an "CDF", "SDF", or "DXF", the entire drawing will         ATTEXT  be extracted.  If you respond with an "E," the "Select objects:" prompt        ATTEXT  appears, and you may select a set of entities to extract.  ATTEXT then         ATTEXT  again prompts:                                                                 ATTEXT                                                                                 ATTEXT              CDF, SDF or DXF Attribute extract? <C>:                            ATTEXT                                                                                 ATTEXT  The extracted format is as follows:                                            ATTEXT     CDF - Comma Delimited Format                                                ATTEXT     SDF - Fixed-field format                                                    ATTEXT     DXF - Drawing interchange format                                            ATTEXT                                                                                 ATTEXT  CDF format is the default, since it is simplest to read and permits            ATTEXT  selective extraction of just the desired Attributes.                           ATTEXT                                                                                 ATTEXT  See also:   Section 9.2 of the Autocad Reference Manual.                       AXIS    The  AXIS  command controls the display of axes, or ruler lines,               AXIS    along the edge of the graphics display.  This is an ADE-1 feature.             AXIS                                                                                   AXIS    Format:     AXIS  Tick spacing(X) or ON/OFF/Snap/Aspect <default>:             AXIS                                                                                   AXIS        Spacing(X)  - A simple number sets axis tick spacing in drawing            AXIS                      units.  A number followed by "X" (e.g., "2X")                AXIS                      sets the tick spacing to a multiple of the current           AXIS                      Snap resolution.  A value of zero locks the tick             AXIS                      spacing to the current Snap resolution.                      AXIS        ON          - Turns axis on with previous spacing.                         AXIS        OFF         - Turns axis off.                                              AXIS        Snap        - Locks the tick spacing to the current Snap                   AXIS                      resolution (same as a spacing value of zero).                AXIS        Aspect      - (ADE-2) Permits an axis with different                       AXIS                      horizontal and vertical spacing.                             AXIS                                                                                   AXIS    See also:   Section 8.3 of the Autocad Reference Manual.                       BASE    The  BASE  command defines a reference point for insertion                     BASE    and rotation of the current drawing in subsequent drawings.                    BASE                                                                                   BASE    Format:     BASE  Base point <default>:  (point)                               BASE                                                                                   BASE    See also:   Section 9.1 of the Autocad Reference Manual.                       BLIPMODEThe  BLIPMODE  command controls the generation of marker "blips" - the         BLIPMODEsmall temporary marks drawn whenever you designate a point.   When             BLIPMODEBLIPMODE is "On", blips are drawn; when "Off", blips are suppressed.           BLIPMODE                                                                               BLIPMODEFormat:     BLIPMODE  ON/OFF <current>:                                        BLIPMODE                                                                               BLIPMODESee also:   Section 6.8 of the Autocad Reference Manual.                       BLOCK   The  BLOCK  command allows you to name a group of objects that can             BLOCK   then be INSERTed as a unit anywhere in the current drawing, with               BLOCK   specified X and Y scales and rotation.                                         BLOCK                                                                                  BLOCK   Format:     BLOCK  Block name (or ?):  (name)                                  BLOCK               Insertion base point:  (point)                                     BLOCK               Select objects:  (select)                                          BLOCK                                                                                  BLOCK   The objects you select will be erased as they are copied into the              BLOCK   Block.  If you want to restore them, use the OOPS command.                     BLOCK                                                                                  BLOCK   If you respond to the "Block name" prompt with a "?", AutoCAD will             BLOCK   list the names of all Blocks currently defined in this drawing.                BLOCK                                                                                  BLOCK   See also:   Section 9.1 of the Autocad Reference Manual.                       BREAK   The  BREAK  command deletes part of a Line, Trace, Circle, Arc, or             BREAK   Polyline, or splits the object into two objects of the same type.              BREAK   This is an ADE-1 feature.                                                      BREAK                                                                                  BREAK   Format:     BREAK  Select object: (select one object)                          BREAK               Enter first point: (point)                                         BREAK               Enter second point: (point)                                        BREAK                                                                                  BREAK   If you break a circle, it changes to an arc by deleting the portion from       BREAK   the first point to the second, going counterclockwise.  Breaking a polyline    BREAK   with nonzero width will cause the ends to be cut square.                       BREAK   If you select the object by pointing to it, the break is assumed               BREAK   to begin at the selection point, and the next prompt is:                       BREAK                                                                                  BREAK               Enter second point (or F for first point):                         BREAK                                                                                  BREAK   If you want to begin the break at a point where some other object              BREAK   intersects with the object to be broken, choose an unambiguous point           BREAK   to select the object, and then enter "F" in response to this prompt.           BREAK   You can then select the beginning and ending points of the break.              BREAK                                                                                  BREAK   See also:   Section 5.3 of the Autocad Reference Manual.                       CHAMFER The  CHAMFER  command trims two intersecting lines (or two adjacent            CHAMFER segments of a Polyline) at a given distance from their intersection and        CHAMFER connects the trimmed ends with a new line.   Different trim distances can      CHAMFER be set for the two lines, and are retained with the drawing.   If the          CHAMFER specified lines do not intersect, CHAMFER will extend them until they do,      CHAMFER and then proceed as above.   If the ADE-3 package is present, chamfers can     CHAMFER be applied to an entire Polyline, chamfering all the intersections.            CHAMFER                                                                                CHAMFER Format:     CHAMFER  Polyline/Distances/<select first line>:                   CHAMFER                                                                                CHAMFER    D - Set chamfer distances                                                   CHAMFER    P - Chamfer entire Polyline                                                 CHAMFER                                                                                CHAMFER See also:   Section 5.3 of the Autocad Reference Manual.                       CHANGE  The  CHANGE  command allows you to modify or change the properties             CHANGE  of existing objects in the drawing.                                            CHANGE                                                                                 CHANGE  Format:     CHANGE   Select objects:  (select)                                 CHANGE              Properties/<Change point>:                                         CHANGE                                                                                 CHANGE  In the following descriptions, the selected Change Point is abbreviated        CHANGE  "CP".  If the ADE-2 package is present, the selected point can be dragged.     CHANGE                                                                                 CHANGE     Line   - Endpoint closest to CP changes to CP (ORTHO can affect this).      CHANGE     Circle - Radius changes so that CP is on circumference.                     CHANGE     Block  - Location changes to CP.  New angle may be specified.               CHANGE     Text   - Location changes to CP.  New text style, height, angle,            CHANGE              and text string may be specified.                                  CHANGE     Attribute Definition - Same as Text, plus Attribute tag may be changed.     CHANGE                                                                                 CIRCLE  The  CIRCLE  command is used to draw a circle.  You can specify the circle     CIRCLE  in several ways.  The simplest method is by center point and radius.           CIRCLE                                                                                 CIRCLE  Format:     CIRCLE  3P/2P/TTR/<Center point>:  (point)                         CIRCLE              Diameter/<Radius>:  (radius value)                                 CIRCLE                                                                                 CIRCLE  To specify the radius, you can designate a point to be on the circumference.   CIRCLE  ADE-2 users can enter "DRAG" in response to the "Diameter/<Radius>" prompt     CIRCLE  to specify the circle size visually.  If it is more convenient to enter the    CIRCLE  diameter than the radius, reply to the "Diameter/<Radius>" prompt with "D".    CIRCLE                                                                                 CIRCLE  The circle can also be specified using three points on the circumference       CIRCLE  (reply "3P" when prompted for the center point), or by designating two         CIRCLE  endpoints of its diameter (reply "2P").  For these methods, you can "drag"     CIRCLE  the last point or specify object snap "Tangent" points if you have the         CIRCLE  ADE-2 package.                                                                 CIRCLE                                                                                 CIRCLE  In addition, if you have the ADE-2 package, you can draw a circle by           CIRCLE  specifying two lines (and/or other circles) to which the circle should be      CIRCLE  tangent, and a radius.  Enter "TTR" for this option.                           CIRCLE                                                                                 CIRCLE  See also:   Section 4.3 of the Autocad Reference Manual.                       COLOR   Color numbers 1 through 7 have standard meanings as follows:                   COLOR                                                                                  COLOR    1 - Red, 2 - Yellow, 3 - Green, 4 - Cyan, 5 - Blue, 6 - Magenta, 7 - White    COLOR                                                                                  COLOR   You can control the color of each entity individually or by layer.  To change  COLOR   the color of existing objects, use the  CHANGE  command.  To control layer     COLOR   colors, use  LAYER.  The  COLOR  command sets the color for new entities.      COLOR                                                                                  COLOR   Format:     COLOR  New entity color <current>:                                 COLOR                                                                                  COLOR   You can respond with a color number from 1 to 255, or a standard color name    COLOR   such as "Red".  All new entities will be drawn in this color, regardless       COLOR   of which layer is current, until you again use the COLOR command.              COLOR                                                                                  COLOR   If you respond with "BYLAYER", new objects you draw will inherit the           COLOR   color assigned to the layer upon which they are drawn.                         COLOR                                                                                  COLOR   If you respond with "BYBLOCK", objects will be drawn in white until they are   COLOR   grouped into a Block.  Then, whenever that Block is inserted, the objects      COLOR   will inherit the color of the Block insertion.                                 COLOR                                                                                  COLOR   See also:   Sections 5.3, 7.7, and 7.8 of the Autocad Reference Manual.        COPY    The  COPY  command is used to duplicate one or more existing drawing           COPY    entities at another location (or locations) without erasing the original.      COPY                                                                                   COPY    Format:     COPY  Select objects:  (select)                                    COPY                <Base point or displacement>/Multiple:                             COPY                Second point of displacement:  (if base selected above)            COPY                                                                                   COPY    If you have the ADE-2 package, you can "drag" the object into position         COPY    on the screen.  To do this, designate a reference point on the object in       COPY    response to the "Base point..." prompt, and then reply "DRAG" to the           COPY    "Second point:" prompt.  The selected objects will follow the movements        COPY    of the screen crosshairs.   Move the objects into position and then press      COPY    the pointer's "pick" button.                                                   COPY                                                                                   COPY    To make multiple copies, respond to the "Base point" prompt with "M".          COPY    The "Base point" prompt then reappears, followed by repeated "Second point"    COPY    prompts.  When you have made all the copies you need, give a null response     COPY    to the "Second point" prompt.                                                  COPY                                                                                   COPY    See also:   Section 5.2 of the Autocad Reference Manual.                       DBLIST  The  DBLIST  command produces a complete list of the contents                  DBLIST  of the drawing database for the current drawing.  This command                 DBLIST  is used mostly for debugging.                                                  DBLIST                                                                                 DBLIST  Format:     DBLIST                                                             DBLIST                                                                                 DBLIST  You can use CTRL S to pause, and CTRL C to cancel the listing.                 DBLIST  If you want to echo the listing to your printer, use CTRL P.                   DBLIST                                                                                 DBLIST  See also:   Section 5.6 of the Autocad Reference Manual.                       DDATTE  The  DDATTE  command (ADE-3) lets you examine or change the values             DDATTE  of a Block's Attributes by means of a dialogue box.  Dialogue boxes            DDATTE  work only with certain display drivers.                                        DDATTE                                                                                 DDATTE  See also:   The Release 9 reference manual supplement.                         DDEMODESThe  DDEMODES  command (ADE-3) lets you change various entity drawing          DDEMODESmodes (current layer, color, linetype, elevation, and thickness) using         DDEMODESdialogue boxes.  Dialogue boxes work only with certain display drivers.        DDEMODES                                                                               DDEMODESSee also:   The Release 9 reference manual supplement.                         DDLMODESThe  DDLMODES  command (ADE-3) lets you create new layers, rename existing     DDLMODESlayers, select a different current layer, and control the visibility,          DDLMODEScolor, freeze/thaw state, and linetype assigned to existing layers, using      DDLMODESdialogue boxes.  Dialogue boxes work only with certain display drivers.        DDLMODES                                                                               DDLMODESSee also:   The Release 9 reference manual supplement.                         DDRMODESThe  DDRMODES  command (ADE-3) lets you control the settings of various        DDRMODESdrawing aids, such as Snap, Grid, and Axis, using dialogue boxes.              DDRMODESDialogue boxes work only with certain display drivers.                         DDRMODES                                                                               DDRMODESSee also:   The Release 9 reference manual supplement.                         DELAY   The  DELAY  command is used in command scripts to allow the display            DELAY   to be viewed before the next command is automatically issued.  DELAY           DELAY   times are designed to be approximately 1 millisecond per increment, but        DELAY   are ultimately a function of the computer equipment running AutoCAD.           DELAY                                                                                  DELAY   Format      DELAY  Delay time in milliseconds:  (number)                       DELAY                                                                                  DELAY   The larger the number, the longer the delay.                                   DELAY                                                                                  DELAY   See also:   Command scripts, Section 11.1 of the Autocad Reference Manual.     DIM     The  DIM  command (ADE-1 feature) enters Dimensioning mode.  The commands      DIM     allowed during Dimensioning mode are listed below.  Each may be                DIM     abbreviated to its first three characters.  A space or RETURN will             DIM     repeat the previous DIM subcommand.                                            DIM                                                                                    DIM        ALIgned     - Linear dimensioning, aligned with extension line origins      DIM        ANGular     - Angular dimensioning                                          DIM        BASeline    - Continue from 1st extension line of previous dimension        DIM        CENter      - Draw center mark or center lines                              DIM        CONtinue    - Continue from 2nd extension line of previous dimension        DIM        DIAmeter    - Diameter dimensioning                                         DIM        EXIt        - Return to normal command mode                                 DIM        HORizontal  - Linear dimensioning, horizontal dimension line                DIM        LEAder      - Draw a leader to the dimension text                           DIM        RADius      - Radius dimensioning                                           DIM        REDraw      - Redraw the display                                            DIM        ROTated     - Linear dimensioning at specified angle                        DIM        STAtus      - List dimensioning variables and their values                  DIM        STYle       - Switches to a new text style                                  DIM        UNDo        - Erase the annotation drawn by the last dimensioning command   DIM        VERtical    - Linear dimensioning, vertical dimension line                  DIM                                                                                    DIM1    The  DIM1  command allows you to execute one dimensioning command, and         DIM1    then returns to normal command mode.                                           DIM1                                                                                   DIM1    Format:     DIM1  Dim:   (enter dimensioning command)                          DIM1                                                                                   DIM1    See also:   Section 10.1 of the Autocad Reference Manual.                      DIST    The  DIST  command displays the distance (in drawing units), the angle,        DIST    and the delta-X/Y between two designated points.                               DIST                                                                                   DIST    Format:     DIST  First point:  (point)                                        DIST                Second point:  (point)                                             DIST                                                                                   DIST    If a single number is entered in response to the "First point:" prompt,        DIST    DIST displays that number in the current UNITS format (ADE-1 feature).         DIST                                                                                   DIST    See also:   Section 5.6 of the Autocad Reference Manual.                       DIVIDE  The  DIVIDE  command (ADE-3) allows you to divide an entity into a             DIVIDE  specified number of equal length parts, placing markers along the              DIVIDE  objects at the dividing points.                                                DIVIDE                                                                                 DIVIDE  Format:     DIVIDE  Select object to divide:  (point)                          DIVIDE              <Number of segments>/Block:                                        DIVIDE                                                                                 DIVIDE  You can select a single line, arc, circle, or polyline.  If you enter a        DIVIDE  segment count between 2 and 32767, Point entities will be placed along         DIVIDE  the object to divide it into that number of equal segments.  You can           DIVIDE  request a specific Block to be inserted instead of the Point entities          DIVIDE  by responding to the second prompt with "B".  AutoCAD will ask:                DIVIDE                                                                                 DIVIDE              Block name to insert:                                              DIVIDE              Align block with object? <Y>                                       DIVIDE              Number of segments:                                                DIVIDE                                                                                 DIVIDE  The block must currently be defined within the drawing.  If you answer         DIVIDE  "Yes" to the "Align block?" prompt, the block will be rotated around its       DIVIDE  insertion point so that it is drawn tangent to the object being divided.       DIVIDE                                                                                 DOUGHNUTThe  DOUGHNUT  (or DONUT) command (ADE-3) draws a filled circle or ring.       DOUGHNUT                                                                               DOUGHNUTFormat:     DOUGHNUT  Inside diameter <last>:  (value or two points)           DOUGHNUT            Outside diameter <last>:  (value or two points)                    DOUGHNUT            Center of doughnut:  (enter point)                                 DOUGHNUT                                                                               DOUGHNUTThe "Center of doughnut" prompt is repeated for multiple locations of          DOUGHNUTthe doughnuts.  You can "drag" the center point if you wish.  A null           DOUGHNUTresponse ends the DOUGHNUT command.                                            DOUGHNUT                                                                               DOUGHNUTThe  DOUGHNUT  command constructs a closed Polyline (composed of wide          DOUGHNUTarc segments) representing the specified object.  Consequently, you may        DOUGHNUTedit the resulting doughnut with PEDIT or any of the other editing             DOUGHNUTcommands that operate on Polylines.  The solid-filling of doughnuts            DOUGHNUTis subject to Fill mode.                                                       DOUGHNUT                                                                               DOUGHNUTSee also:   Section 4.6 of the Autocad Reference Manual.                       DRAG    \DRAGMODE                                                                      DRAG    The ADE-2 package allows you to draw certain entities (Circles, Arcs,          DRAG    Polylines, Blocks, and Shapes) dynamically, "dragging" them into               DRAG    position on the screen.  Also, many of the editing commands can drag any       DRAG    existing object.  Dragging is turned on by entering the word "DRAG" at         DRAG    appropriate points in the command prompt sequence.                             DRAG                                                                                   DRAG    With some computer configurations, the dragging process may be time-           DRAG    consuming.                                                                     DRAG                                                                                   DRAG    Format:     DRAGMODE  ON/OFF/Auto <current>:                                   DRAG                                                                                   DRAG    When Drag mode is off, all "DRAG" requests are ignored, including those        DRAG    embedded in menu items.  When Drag mode is on, dragging is permitted, and      DRAG    "DRAG" requests are honored when appropriate.                                  DRAG                                                                                   DRAG    If you set Drag mode to "Auto", dragging is enabled for every command that     DRAG    supports it.  Dragging will be performed whenever possible, without the        DRAG    need to enter "DRAG" each time.                                                DRAG                                                                                   DRAG    See also:   Section 6.9 of the Autocad Reference Manual.                       DXBIN   The  DXBIN  command loads a ".dxb" ("drawing interchange binary") file into    DXBIN   an AutoCAD drawing.   These files have a very compact format and are mainly    DXBIN   for internal use by programs such as CAD/camera (tm).                          DXBIN                                                                                  DXBIN   Format:     DXBIN  DXB file:  (filename)                                       DXBIN                                                                                  DXBIN   Do not type the ".dxb" file type; it is assumed.                               DXBIN                                                                                  DXBIN   See also:   Appendix C of the Autocad Reference Manual.                        DXFIN   The  DXFIN  command reads a Drawing Interchange File and creates or            DXFIN   appends a drawing from it.  If you want to DXFIN a total drawing, create       DXFIN   a new drawing using Main Menu task 1, and issue the DXFIN command before       DXFIN   drawing anything.                                                              DXFIN                                                                                  DXFIN   Format:     DXFIN  File name: (name)                                           DXFIN                                                                                  DXFIN   If AutoCAD determines that the current drawing is not empty, it prints         DXFIN   the message                                                                    DXFIN                                                                                  DXFIN         Not a new drawing -- only ENTITIES section will be input.                DXFIN                                                                                  DXFIN   and proceeds to ignore all sections of the input file other than the           DXFIN   ENTITIES section.                                                              DXFIN                                                                                  DXFIN   See also:   Appendix C of the Autocad Reference Manual.                        DXFOUT  The  DXFOUT  command creates a Drawing Interchange File from the current       DXFOUT  drawing or from selected entities in the drawing.                              DXFOUT                                                                                 DXFOUT  Format:     DXFOUT  File name: (name or RETURN)                                DXFOUT              Enter decimal places of accuracy (0 to 16) (or Entities) <6>:      DXFOUT                                                                                 DXFOUT  If you respond with "E", the normal "Select objects:" prompt appears, and      DXFOUT  you may select the set of entities to be output.  You are then again           DXFOUT  prompted with:                                                                 DXFOUT                                                                                 DXFOUT              Enter decimal places of accuracy (0 to 16) <6>:                    DXFOUT                                                                                 DXFOUT  See also:   Appendix C of the Autocad Reference Manual.                        ELEV    The  ELEV  command is part of 3D Level 1(tm), contained in the ADE-3 package.  ELEV    It allows you to specify the current Elevation and Extrusion Thickness for     ELEV    subsequently drawn objects.   The elevation is the Z plane on which an         ELEV    object's base is drawn, while its extrusion thickness is its height above      ELEV    that base elevation.  Negative thickness extrudes downward.                    ELEV                                                                                   ELEV    Format:     ELEV                                                               ELEV                New current elevation <current>:  (RETURN or number)               ELEV                New current thickness <current>:  (RETURN or number)               ELEV                                                                                   ELEV    See also:   Section 14.2 of the Autocad Reference Manual.                      ELLIPSE The  ELLIPSE  command (ADE-3) allows you to draw ellipses.                     ELLIPSE                                                                                ELLIPSE Format:     ELLIPSE  <Axis endpoint 1>/Center:  (point)                        ELLIPSE             Axis endpoint 2:  (point)                                          ELLIPSE             <Other axis distance>/Rotation:                                    ELLIPSE                                                                                ELLIPSE If you enter a distance to the "<Other axis distance>/Rotation" prompt,        ELLIPSE AutoCAD interprets it as half the length of the other axis.  If you reply      ELLIPSE with "R", the first axis is assumed major and AutoCAD prompts:                 ELLIPSE                                                                                ELLIPSE             Rotation around major axis:                                        ELLIPSE                                                                                ELLIPSE The major axis is now treated as the diameter line of a circle which will      ELLIPSE be rotated a specified amount around the axis, into the third dimension.       ELLIPSE You can enter a rotation angle between 0 and 89.4 degrees.                     ELLIPSE                                                                                ELLIPSE If you respond to the "<Axis endpoint 1>/Center" prompt with "C", AutoCAD      ELLIPSE prompts for the center point, and one endpoint of each axis.  The              ELLIPSE "<Other axis distance>/Rotation:" prompt appears for this method also,         ELLIPSE so you can specify the ellipse's rotation rather than the second axis.         ELLIPSE                                                                                END     The  END  command exits the Drawing Editor (after saving the updated           END     version of the current drawing), and returns to the Main Menu.  If you         END     then wish to exit entirely, select item 0 from the Main Menu.                  END                                                                                    END     Format:     END                                                                END                                                                                    END     See also:   Section 3.2 of the Autocad Reference Manual.                       ERASE   The  ERASE  command lets you delete selected entities from the drawing.        ERASE                                                                                  ERASE   Format:     ERASE  Select objects:  (select)                                   ERASE                                                                                  ERASE   You can easily erase just the last object you drew by responding to            ERASE   the "Select objects" prompt with "L".                                          ERASE                                                                                  ERASE   The  OOPS  command can be used to retrieve the last thing you erased.          ERASE                                                                                  ERASE   See also:   Section 5.1 of the Autocad Reference Manual.                       EXPLODE The  EXPLODE  command (ADE-3) replaces a block reference with copies of        EXPLODE the simple entities comprising the block, forms simple lines and arcs          EXPLODE from a polyline, or forms individual lines, arrows, and text entities          EXPLODE from an Associative Dimension entity.                                          EXPLODE                                                                                EXPLODE Format:     EXPLODE  Select block reference, polyline, or dimension.           EXPLODE                                                                                EXPLODE When a Block or Dimension is exploded, the resulting image on the screen       EXPLODE is identical, except that the color and linetype of entities may change        EXPLODE due to floating layers, colors, or linetypes.  Therefore, be careful to        EXPLODE select the desired object.                                                     EXPLODE                                                                                EXPLODE When a polyline is exploded, any associated width or tangent information       EXPLODE is discarded and the resulting lines and arcs follow the polyline's            EXPLODE center line.                                                                   EXPLODE                                                                                EXPLODE See also:   Section 5.4 of the Autocad Reference Manual.                       EXTEND  The  EXTEND  Command (ADE-3) allows you to lengthen existing objects in        EXTEND  a drawing so they end precisely at a boundary defined by one or more           EXTEND  other objects in the drawing.                                                  EXTEND                                                                                 EXTEND  Format:     EXTEND  Select boundary edges(s)...                                EXTEND              Select objects:                                                    EXTEND                                                                                 EXTEND  You may use any form of entity selection to define the boundary objects.       EXTEND  Lines, Arcs, Circles, and Polylines may serve as boundary objects.  When       EXTEND  using a Polyline as a boundary, all width information associated with the      EXTEND  Polyline is ignored so that objects are extended to its center line.           EXTEND                                                                                 EXTEND  All the selected edges are highlighted and will remain highlighted for         EXTEND  the rest of the  EXTEND  command.  Next the prompt:                            EXTEND                                                                                 EXTEND              Select object to extend:                                           EXTEND                                                                                 EXTEND  appears.  Pick objects to extend by pointing to the part of the object to      EXTEND  be extended.  Answer with RETURN to end the command.  Lines, Arcs, and         EXTEND  open Polylines can be extended.                                                EXTEND                                                                                 EXTEND  See also:   Section 5.3 of the Autocad Reference Manual.                       FILES   The  FILES  command is used to gain access to disk file directories.           FILES                                                                                  FILES   Format:     FILES                                                              FILES                                                                                  FILES   This invokes the File Utility menu, which displays a list of subtasks.         FILES   Using this menu, you can list the names of files on disk, delete               FILES   selected files, rename a file, or copy a file to another file.                 FILES                                                                                  FILES   When listing user-specified files or deleting files, you can use the "*"       FILES   and "?" wild-card characters.  "?" matches any character in that position,     FILES   and "*" matches all characters up to a period, or to the end of the name.      FILES   Thus, "*.*" means all files.                                                   FILES                                                                                  FILES   See also:   Section 3.7 of the Autocad Reference Manual.                       FILL    The  FILL  command controls whether Solids, Traces, and wide Polylines         FILL    are to be solid-filled or just outlined.                                       FILL                                                                                   FILL    Formats:    FILL ON    - Solids, Traces, and wide Polylines filled             FILL                FILL OFF   - Solids, Traces, and wide Polylines outlined           FILL                                                                                   FILL    See also:   Section 6.6 of the Autocad Reference Manual.                       FILLET  The  FILLET  command connects two lines, arcs, or circles with a smooth        FILLET  arc of specified radius.  It adjusts the lengths of the original lines         FILLET  or arcs so they end exactly on the fillet arc.  If the Polyline option         FILLET  is used, you can apply fillets to an entire Polyline, or remove the            FILLET  fillets from a Polyline.  FILLET is an ADE-1 feature, but the Polyline         FILLET  extensions require ADE-3.                                                      FILLET                                                                                 FILLET  Format:     FILLET  Polyline/Radius/<select two objects>:                      FILLET                                                                                 FILLET     P - Fillet an entire Polyline                                               FILLET     R - Set the fillet radius                                                   FILLET                                                                                 FILLET  See also:   Section 5.3 of the Autocad Reference Manual.                       FILMROLLThe  FILMROLL  command lets you produce a file for use by the AutoShade        FILMROLLshaded rendering package.                                                      FILMROLL                                                                               FILMROLLFormat:     FILMROLL  Enter the filmroll file name <default>:                  FILMROLL                                                                               FILMROLLEnter the name of the filmroll file you wish to create.  The name of           FILMROLLthe current drawing is offered as the default.  Do not include a file          FILMROLLtype in your response; file type ".flm" is assumed.                            FILMROLL                                                                               FILMROLLSee also:   The AutoShade user guide                                           GRAPHSCRThe  GRAPHSCR  and  TEXTSCR  commands are provided as a convenient means       GRAPHSCRof selecting either the graphics or text screens from within menus and         GRAPHSCRscripts.                                                                       GRAPHSCR                                                                               GRAPHSCRFormat:     GRAPHSCR   or   TEXTSCR                                            GRAPHSCR                                                                               GRAPHSCRSee also:   Section 11.1 of the Autocad Reference Manual.                      GRID    The  GRID  command controls the display of a grid of alignment dots to assist  GRID    in the placement of objects in the drawing.                                    GRID                                                                                   GRID    Format:     GRID  Grid spacing(X) or ON/OFF/Snap/Aspect <current>:             GRID                                                                                   GRID    The various options are described below.                                       GRID                                                                                   GRID        Spacing(X)  - A simple number sets grid spacing in drawing                 GRID                      units.  A number followed by "X" (e.g., "2X")                GRID                      sets the grid spacing to a multiple of the current           GRID                      Snap resolution.  A value of zero locks the grid             GRID                      spacing to the current Snap resolution.                      GRID        ON          - Turns grid on with previous spacing.                         GRID        OFF         - Turns grid off.                                              GRID        Snap        - Locks the grid spacing to the current Snap                   GRID                      resolution (same as a spacing value of zero).                GRID        Aspect      - (ADE-2) Permits a grid with different                        GRID                      horizontal and vertical spacing.                             GRID                                                                                   GRID    See also:   Section 8.2 of the Autocad Reference Manual.                       HATCH   The  HATCH  command is used to crosshatch or pattern-fill an area.             HATCH   This is an ADE-1 feature.                                                      HATCH                                                                                  HATCH   Format:     HATCH  Pattern (? or name/U,style) <default>:                      HATCH                                                                                  HATCH   Styles:     N - Normal                       (BRICK,N  or U,N)                 HATCH               O - Outermost area only          (BRICK,O  or U,O)                 HATCH               I - Ignore internal structure    (BRICK,I  or U,I)                 HATCH                                                                                  HATCH   If you reply with a standard pattern, a scale and angle for the pattern        HATCH   are requested.  "?" lists the standard patterns on file, and "U" prompts       HATCH   you to define a pattern on the fly:                                            HATCH                                                                                  HATCH               Angle for crosshatch lines <default>:                              HATCH               Spacing between lines <default>:                                   HATCH               Double hatch area (Y/N) <default>:                                 HATCH                                                                                  HATCH   The specified parameters are remembered and are displayed as the defaults      HATCH   for subsequent HATCH command.                                                  HATCH                                                                                  HATCH   See also:   Section 10.2 of the Autocad Reference Manual.                      HELP    \?                                                                             HELP    The  HELP  (or "?")  command displays help information.                        HELP                                                                                   HELP    Formats:    HELP (or ?)                                                        HELP                Command name (RETURN for list):                                    HELP                                                                                   HELP    If you reply with a command name, information about that command is            HELP    displayed.  Otherwise, the display consists of a list of valid commands,       HELP    and a brief reminder of the methods of point specification.                    HELP                                                                                   HELP    If the help information does not fit on one screen, AutoCAD will pause         HELP    and display:                                                                   HELP                                                                                   HELP                Press RETURN for further help.                                     HELP                                                                                   HELP    To continue the help display, press RETURN.  If you want to cancel             HELP    the help display, enter CTRL C.                                                HELP                                                                                   HELP    See also:   Section 3.1 of the Autocad Reference Manual.                       HIDE    The  HIDE  command is part of 3D Level 1(tm), contained in the ADE-3 package.  HIDE    When the VPOINT command is used to generate a 3D visualization, it is in       HIDE    "wire frame" form; that is, all lines are drawn, even those that would be      HIDE    hidden by other objects.   HIDE, which has no parameters, regenerates the      HIDE    drawing with the "hidden" lines suppressed.                                    HIDE                                                                                   HIDE    Format:     HIDE                                                               HIDE                                                                                   HIDE    See also:   Section 14.2 of the Autocad Reference Manual.                      ID      The  ID  command displays the coordinates of a designated point                ID      in the drawing.                                                                ID                                                                                     ID      Format:     ID  Point:  (point)                                                ID                                                                                     ID      See also:   Section 5.6 of the Autocad Reference Manual.                       IGESIN  The  IGESIN  command (ADE-3) reads an IGES ASCII format file and creates a     IGESIN  drawing from it.  Create a new drawing using Main Menu task 1, and issue       IGESIN  the IGESIN command before drawing anything.                                    IGESIN                                                                                 IGESIN  Format:     IGESIN  File name: (name)                                          IGESIN                                                                                 IGESIN  See also:   Appendix C of the Autocad Reference Manual.                        IGESOUT The  IGESOUT  command (ADE-3) creates a IGES ASCII format file from the        IGESOUT current drawing.                                                               IGESOUT                                                                                IGESOUT Format:     IGESOUT  File name: (name)                                         IGESOUT                                                                                IGESOUT See also:   Appendix C of the Autocad Reference Manual.                        INSERT  The  INSERT  command inserts one occurrence of a defined Block into the        INSERT  current drawing at a designated point, applying scale factors and              INSERT  rotation.  If the named Block is not defined in the current drawing, but       INSERT  another drawing exists with that name, a Block Definition is first             INSERT  created from the other drawing.                                                INSERT                                                                                 INSERT  Format:     INSERT  Block name (or ?) <default>:                               INSERT              Insertion point:                                                   INSERT              X scale factor <1> / Corner / XYZ:                                 INSERT              Y scale factor (default = X):                                      INSERT              Rotation angle <0>:                                                INSERT                                                                                 INSERT  The X/Y scales may be specified simultaneously by using the insertion point    INSERT  as the lower left corner of a box, and a new point as the upper right corner;  INSERT  just enter the new point in response to the "X scale factor" prompt.           INSERT                                                                                 INSERT  If the ADE-2 package is present, you can enter "DRAG" to dynamically specify   INSERT  the insertion point, X/Y scales, and rotation angle.  You can preset the       INSERT  scale and rotation for the dragged image by using the "Scale" or "Rotate"      INSERT  option at the "Insertion point:" prompt.  See your user manual supplement      INSERT  for other options available at this prompt.                                    INSERT                                                                                 ISOPLANEThe  ISOPLANE  command permits selection of the current drawing plane          ISOPLANE(top, left, or right) when the Isometric snap style (ADE-2 feature)            ISOPLANEis in effect.                                                                  ISOPLANE                                                                               ISOPLANEFormat:     ISOPLANE  Left/Top/Right/(Toggle):                                 ISOPLANE                                                                               ISOPLANE   Left    - Plane defined by 150 and 90 degree axis pair                      ISOPLANE   Top     - Plane defined by 30 and 150 degree axis pair                      ISOPLANE   Right   - Plane defined by 30 and 90 degree axis pair                       ISOPLANE   RETURN  - Toggles to the next plane in a circular fashion                   ISOPLANE                                                                               ISOPLANESee also:   Section 8.5 of the Autocad Reference Manual.                       KEYS    \TOGGLES                                                                       KEYS    The following control keys are used to toggle various modes on and off.        KEYS                                                                                   KEYS       CTRL B  - Snap mode on/off                                                  KEYS       CTRL D  - (ADE-1 feature) Coordinate display control.  Static,              KEYS                 dynamic with length<angle, dynamic with coordinates only.         KEYS       CTRL E  - (ADE-2 feature) Circular toggle of ISO plane                      KEYS       CTRL G  - Grid on/off                                                       KEYS       CTRL O  - Ortho mode on/off                                                 KEYS       CTRL P  - Printer echo on/off                                               KEYS       CTRL T  - Tablet mode on/off                                                KEYS                                                                                   KEYS    See also:   Section 8.8 of the Autocad Reference Manual.                       KEYS                Chapter 2 of your Installation Guide.                              LAYER   The  LAYER  command allows you to control which drawing layer you are          LAYER   currently drawing on, and which drawing layers are to be displayed.  It        LAYER   also controls the color and linetype associated with each drawing layer.       LAYER                                                                                  LAYER   Format:     LAYER  ?/Set/New/ON/OFF/Color/Ltype/Freeze/Thaw:                   LAYER                                                                                  LAYER      ? wildname            -  List layers, with colors and linetypes             LAYER      MAKE name             -  Create a new layer and make it current             LAYER      SET name              -  Set current layer                                  LAYER      NEW name,name         -  Create new layers                                  LAYER      ON wildname           -  Turn on specified layers                           LAYER      OFF wildname          -  Turn off specified layers                          LAYER      COLOR c wildname      -  Assign color "c" to specified layers               LAYER      LTYPE x wildname      -  Assign linetype "x" to specified layers            LAYER      FREEZE wildname  (+3) -  Completely ignore layers during regeneration       LAYER      THAW wildname    (+3) -  "Unfreeze" specified layers                        LAYER      LTYPE ?               -  List loaded linetypes                              LAYER                                                                                  LAYER   Where "wildname" appears above, the layer name(s) may include "*" and "?"      LAYER   wild cards.  A single "*" selects all existing layers.                         LAYER                                                                                  LAYER   See also:   Section 7.7 of the Autocad Reference Manual.                       LIMITS  The  LIMITS  command allows you to change the upper and lower limits           LIMITS  of the drawing area while working on a drawing, and to turn limits             LIMITS  checking ON or OFF.                                                            LIMITS                                                                                 LIMITS  Format:     LIMITS                                                             LIMITS              ON/OFF/Lower left corner <current>:                                LIMITS              Upper right corner <current>:                                      LIMITS                                                                                 LIMITS  See also:   Section 3.5 of the Autocad Reference Manual.                       LINE    The  LINE  command allows you to draw straight lines.                          LINE                                                                                   LINE    Format:     LINE  From point:  (point)                                         LINE                To point:  (point)                                                 LINE                To point:  (point)                                                 LINE                To point:  ...RETURN to end line sequence                          LINE                                                                                   LINE    To erase the latest line segment without exiting the LINE command,             LINE    enter "U" when prompted for a "To" point.                                      LINE                                                                                   LINE    You can continue the previous line or arc by responding to the                 LINE    "From point:" prompt with a space or RETURN.  If you are drawing               LINE    a sequence of lines that will become a closed polygon, you can                 LINE    reply to the "To point" prompt with "C" to draw the last segment               LINE    (close the polygon).                                                           LINE                                                                                   LINE    Lines may be constrained to horizontal or vertical by the ORTHO command.       LINE                                                                                   LINE    See also:   Section 4.1 of the Autocad Reference Manual.                       LINETYPEYou can control the dot-dash linetype of each entity individually,             LINETYPEor by layer.  To change the linetype of existing objects, use the              LINETYPECHANGE  command.  To control layer linetypes, use the  LAYER  command.         LINETYPE                                                                               LINETYPEThe  LINETYPE  command sets the linetype for new entities.  It                 LINETYPEcan also load linetype definitions from a library file, write new              LINETYPEdefinitions to a library file, and list the linetype definitions in a          LINETYPElibrary file.                                                                  LINETYPE                                                                               LINETYPEFormat:     LINETYPE  ?/Create/Load/Set:                                       LINETYPE                                                                               LINETYPE   ?      - Lists the linetypes defined in a specified library file.           LINETYPE   Create - Allows creation of a new linetype and stores it in a specified     LINETYPE            library file.                                                      LINETYPE   Load   - Loads selected linetypes from a specified library file.            LINETYPE   Set    - Sets the current linetype used for newly drawn entities.           LINETYPE                                                                               LINETYPENote:  The "Set" option and The "LAYER Ltype" command automatically load       LINETYPElinetypes from the standard linetype library file.  The "Load" option          LINETYPEis needed only if you are storing linetypes in a different library file.       LINETYPE                                                                               LIST    The  LIST  command displays database information about selected                LIST    objects.                                                                       LIST                                                                                   LIST    Format:     LIST  Select objects:  (select)                                    LIST                                                                                   LIST    If the listing is lengthy, you can use CTRL S to pause momentarily,            LIST    or CTRL C to abort the listing.  To echo the listing to your printer,          LIST    use CTRL P.                                                                    LIST                                                                                   LIST    See also:   Section 5.6 of the Autocad Reference Manual.                       LOAD    The  LOAD  command is used to load Shape definitions from a library file.      LOAD                                                                                   LOAD    Format:     LOAD  Name of shape file to load (or ?):  (Shape file name)        LOAD                                                                                   LOAD    No file type should be specified; type ".shx" is assumed.                      LOAD                                                                                   LOAD    If you respond to the LOAD command's prompt with "?", AutoCAD will             LOAD    display a list of the currently-loaded Shape files.                            LOAD                                                                                   LOAD    See also:   Section 4.11 of the Autocad Reference Manual.                      LTSCALE The  LTSCALE  command governs the global scale factor for linetype dash        LTSCALE lengths.                                                                       LTSCALE                                                                                LTSCALE Format:     LTSCALE  New scale factor <current>:                               LTSCALE                                                                                LTSCALE See also:   Section 7.11 of the Autocad Reference Manual.                      LTYPE   There is no  LTYPE  command; see  LAYER  and  LINETYPE.                        LTYPE                                                                                  LTYPE   See also:   Sections 7.7 and 7.9 of the Autocad Reference Manual.              MEASURE The  MEASURE  command (ADE-3) allows you to measure an entity, placing         MEASURE markers along the object at intervals of the specified distance.               MEASURE                                                                                MEASURE Format:     MEASURE  Select object to measure:  (point)                        MEASURE             <Segment length>/Block:                                            MEASURE                                                                                MEASURE You can select a single line, arc, circle, or polyline.  If you enter a        MEASURE segment length, the object is measured into segments of that length,           MEASURE starting at the endpoint closest to the point by which the entity was          MEASURE selected.  Point entities will be placed where each pair of segments meet.     MEASURE You can request a specific Block to be inserted instead of the Point           MEASURE entities by responding to the second prompt with "B".  AutoCAD will ask:       MEASURE                                                                                MEASURE             Block name to insert:                                              MEASURE             Align block with object? <Y>                                       MEASURE             Segment length:                                                    MEASURE                                                                                MEASURE The block must currently be defined within the drawing.  If you answer         MEASURE "Yes" to the "Align block?" prompt, the block will be rotated around its       MEASURE insertion point so that it is drawn tangent to the object being measured.      MENU    The  MENU  command is used to load a new set of commands into the              MENU    screen, tablet, and button menus from a disk file.                             MENU                                                                                   MENU    Format:     MENU                                                               MENU                MEnu file name or . for none <current>:                            MENU                                                                                   MENU    If you give a null response, the previous menu file is retained.  If           MENU    you respond with ".", the current menu will be cleared and no menu             MENU    file will be loaded.                                                           MENU                                                                                   MENU    See also:   Section 3.7 of the Autocad Reference Manual.                       MINSERT The  MINSERT  command is very similar to the INSERT command in that it is      MINSERT used to insert a Block.  However, the  MINSERT  command creates multiple       MINSERT instances of the block in a rectangular pattern, or array.                     MINSERT                                                                                MINSERT During the  MINSERT  command, AutoCAD asks the same questions as for the       MINSERT INSERT command (insert point, X/Y scaling, rotation angle, etc.).              MINSERT "MINSERT *" is not permitted, however.  Following the standard INSERT          MINSERT prompts, the  MINSERT  command will prompt:                                    MINSERT                                                                                MINSERT     Number of rows (---):                                                      MINSERT     Number of columns (|||):                                                   MINSERT     Unit cell or distance between rows (---):  (if row count is                MINSERT                                                 2 ore more)                    MINSERT                                                                                MINSERT     Distance between columns (|||):  (if column count is 2 or more             MINSERT                                       and unit cell was not selected)          MINSERT                                                                                MINSERT The Unit cell allows you to designate two opposite corners of a rectangle      MINSERT to "show" AutoCAD the row and column spacing in one operation.                 MINSERT                                                                                MINSERT You cannot EXPLODE a MINSERT.  See also INSERT and ARRAY.                      MINSERT                                                                                MINSERT See also:   Section 9.1 of the Autocad Reference Manual.                       MIRROR  The  MIRROR  command (ADE-2 feature) allows you to mirror selected             MIRROR  entities in your drawing.  The original objects can be deleted (like a         MIRROR  MOVE) or retained (like a COPY).                                               MIRROR                                                                                 MIRROR  Format:     MIRROR  Select objects: (select)                                   MIRROR              First point of mirror line: (point)                                MIRROR              Second point: (point)                                              MIRROR              Delete old objects? <N> (Yes, No, or RETURN)                       MIRROR                                                                                 MIRROR  The mirror line you designate is the axis about which the selected objects     MIRROR  are mirrored; it may be at any angle.                                          MIRROR                                                                                 MIRROR  Often, you will want to reflect a section of a drawing but keep all its        MIRROR  annotation readable the usual way.  AutoCAD permits this through the           MIRROR  MIRRTEXT system variable.  When MIRRTEXT is set to 1 (the default value),      MIRROR  text will be reflected normally and will be mirror-inverted.  If you set       MIRROR  MIRRTEXT to zero (using the SETVAR command or AutoLISP), the MIRROR command    MIRROR  will handle text items (and Attribute entities) specially, preventing them     MIRROR  from being reversed or turned upside down in the mirrored image.               MIRROR                                                                                 MIRROR  See also:   Section 5.2 of the Autocad Reference Manual.                       MOVE    The  MOVE  command is used to move one or more existing drawing                MOVE    entities from one location in the drawing to another.                          MOVE                                                                                   MOVE    Format:     MOVE  Select objects:  (select)                                    MOVE                Base point or displacement:                                        MOVE                Second point of displacement:  (if base selected above)            MOVE                                                                                   MOVE    If you have the ADE-2 package, you can "drag" the object into position         MOVE    on the screen.  To do this, designate a reference point on the object in       MOVE    response to the "Base point..." prompt, and then reply "DRAG" to the           MOVE    "Second point:" prompt.  The selected objects will follow the movements        MOVE    of the screen crosshairs.   Move the objects into position and then press      MOVE    the pointer's "pick" button.                                                   MOVE                                                                                   MOVE    See also:   Section 5.2 of the Autocad Reference Manual.                       MSLIDE  The  MSLIDE  command (ADE-2 feature) "takes a picture" of the current          MSLIDE  display, and saves it in a slide file for later viewing with the VSLIDE        MSLIDE  command.                                                                       MSLIDE                                                                                 MSLIDE  Format:     MSLIDE  Slide file <current>: (name)                               MSLIDE                                                                                 MSLIDE  The current drawing name is supplied as a default.                             MSLIDE                                                                                 MSLIDE  The display is redrawn as the slide is being made.                             MSLIDE                                                                                 MSLIDE  See also:   Section 11.2 of the Autocad Reference Manual.                      MULTIPLEThe  MULTIPLE  command instructs AutoCAD to repeat the next command you        MULTIPLEenter, until cancelled by a CTRL C.  No prompt is issued when you enter        MULTIPLEthe MULTIPLE command, so you can think of it as a modifier for the next        MULTIPLEcommand.  For instance:                                                        MULTIPLE                                                                               MULTIPLE     Command:  MULTIPLE  CIRCLE                                                MULTIPLE                                                                               MULTIPLEwould cause the CIRCLE command to be repeated until you enter CTRL C to        MULTIPLEstop it.  Only the command name is repeated (not the options you may           MULTIPLEhave entered during the command).                                              MULTIPLE                                                                               MULTIPLESee also:  The Release 9 reference manual supplement.                          OFFSET  The  OFFSET  command (ADE-3) constructs an entity parallel to another          OFFSET  entity at either a specified distance or through a specified point.            OFFSET  You can  OFFSET  a Line, Arc, Circle, or Polyline.                             OFFSET                                                                                 OFFSET  Format:     OFFSET Offset distance or Through <last>:                          OFFSET              Select object to offset:  (point to the object)                    OFFSET                                                                                 OFFSET  To offset from a wide Polyline, measure the offset distance from the           OFFSET  center-line of the Polyline.  Once the object is selected, it is               OFFSET  highlighted on the screen.  Depending on whether you specified an              OFFSET  offset distance or selected "through point" in the original prompt, you        OFFSET  will receive one of the following prompts:                                     OFFSET                                                                                 OFFSET              Side to offset:                                                    OFFSET              Through point:                                                     OFFSET                                                                                 OFFSET  The offset is then calculated and drawn.  The selected object will be          OFFSET  de-highlighted and the "Select object to offset" prompt is re-issued.          OFFSET  RETURN exits the command.                                                      OFFSET                                                                                 OFFSET  See also:   Section 5.3 of the Autocad Reference Manual.                       OOPS    The  OOPS  command re-inserts the object or objects that were deleted          OOPS    by the most recent ERASE command.                                              OOPS                                                                                   OOPS    Format:     OOPS                                                               OOPS                                                                                   OOPS    For a general method of reversing the effect of most commands,                 OOPS    see the UNDO command.                                                          OOPS                                                                                   OOPS    See also:   OOPS command, Section 5.1 of the Autocad Reference Manual.         OOPS                UNDO command, Section 5.5 of the Autocad Reference Manual.         ORTHO   The  ORTHO  command allows you to control "orthogonal" drawing                 ORTHO   mode.  All lines and traces drawn while this mode is on are constrained        ORTHO   to be horizontal or vertical.                                                  ORTHO                                                                                  ORTHO   Formats:    ORTHO ON     - Turn orthogonal mode on.                            ORTHO               ORTHO OFF    - Turn orthogonal mode off.                           ORTHO                                                                                  ORTHO   Note:  If the ADE-2 package is present, the Snap grid may be rotated.          ORTHO   If this is the case, Ortho mode rotates accordingly.  Also, if the             ORTHO   Isometric snap style is in effect, Ortho mode is applied to the axis pair      ORTHO   associated with the current ISO plane.                                         ORTHO                                                                                  ORTHO   See also:   Section 8.4 of the Autocad Reference Manual.                       OSNAP   The  OSNAP  command is used to set "running" object snap modes.  Object        OSNAP   (geometric) snap is an ADE-2 feature allowing you to designate points that     OSNAP   are related to objects already in your drawing.                                OSNAP                                                                                  OSNAP   Format:     OSNAP  Object snap modes:                                          OSNAP                                                                                  OSNAP      CENter        - Center of Arc or Circle                                     OSNAP      ENDpoint      - Closest endpoint of Line, Arc, or 3D Line                   OSNAP      INSertion     - Insertion point of Text/Block/Shape/Attribute               OSNAP      INTersection  - Intersection of Lines/Arcs/Circles or corner of             OSNAP                      Trace/Solid/3D Face                                         OSNAP      MIDpoint      - Midpoint of Line, Arc, or 3D Line                           OSNAP      NEArest       - Nearest point on Line/Arc/Circle/Point                      OSNAP      NODe          - Nearest Point entity (or Dimension definition point)        OSNAP      NONe          - None (off)                                                  OSNAP      PERpendicular - Perpendicular to Line/Arc/Circle                            OSNAP      QUAdrant      - Quadrant point of Arc or Circle                             OSNAP      QUIck         - Quick mode (first find, not closest)                        OSNAP      TANgent       - Tangent to Arc or Circle                                    OSNAP                                                                                  PAN     The  PAN  command allows you to move the display window in any direction,      PAN     without changing its magnification.  This lets you see details that are        PAN     currently off the screen.                                                      PAN                                                                                    PAN     You can specify a relative movement, as in:                                    PAN                                                                                    PAN     Format:     PAN  Displacement:  (relative coordinates)                         PAN                 Second point:  (RETURN)                                            PAN                                                                                    PAN     Or you can designate two points to specify the displacement you wish.          PAN                                                                                    PAN     Format:     PAN  Displacement:  (point)                                        PAN                 Second point:  (point)                                             PAN                                                                                    PAN     See also:   Section 6.2 of the Autocad Reference Manual.                       PEDIT   The  PEDIT  command, part of the ADE-3 package, supports numerous ways of      PEDIT   editing Polylines.  You can:                                                   PEDIT                                                                                  PEDIT      - Open or close Polylines;                                                  PEDIT      - Break polylines into pieces or join pieces into Polylines;                PEDIT      - Change the width and/or taper of the Polyline or specific segments;       PEDIT      - Move existing vertices, or insert new ones.                               PEDIT      - Fit curves to the line, or remove curves and kinks;                       PEDIT                                                                                  PEDIT   Format:                                                                        PEDIT                                                                                  PEDIT      PEDIT  Select Polyline:  (select)                                           PEDIT      Close/Join/Width/Edit vertex/Fit curve/Spline curve/Decurve/Undo/eXit <X>:  PEDIT                                                                                  PEDIT   "Close" will be replaced by "Open" if the Polyline is currently closed.        PEDIT                                                                                  PLINE   The ADE-3 package supports entities called Polylines, connected sequences      PLINE   of line and arc segments treated as a single entity.   The  PLINE  command     PLINE   draws Polylines.                                                               PLINE                                                                                  PLINE   Format:     PLINE  From point:  (select)                                       PLINE               Current line width is nnn                                          PLINE                                                                                  PLINE   Line mode:  Arc/Close/Halfwidth/Length/Undo/Width/<Endpoint of line>:          PLINE                                                                                  PLINE   Arc mode:   Angle/CEnter/CLose/Direction/Halfwidth/Line/Radius/                PLINE               Second pt/Undo/Width/<Endpoint of arc>:                            PLINE                                                                                  PLINE   To alter an existing Polyline, use the  PEDIT  command.                        PLINE                                                                                  PLINE   See also:   Section 4.6 of the Autocad Reference Manual.                       PLOT    The  PLOT  command sends your drawing to your plotter or to a specified        PLOT    file.  Chapter 13 of the Autocad Reference Manual fully documents plotting and PLOT    PLOT and PRPLOT commands.  Plotting can also be initiated from the Main        PLOT    Menu.                                                                          PLOT                                                                                   PLOT    Format:     PLOT                                                               PLOT                What to plot -- Display, Extents, Limits, View, or Window <D>:     PLOT                                                                                   PLOT    In order to plot to a file, you must first configure the target plotter,       PLOT    just as if you were going to send plot output directly to the plotter.         PLOT    During this configuration, you will be asked if you want to write the          PLOT    plot to a file and the plot file name.                                         PLOT                                                                                   PLOT    See also:   Chapter 13 of the Autocad Reference Manual.                        POINT   The  POINT  command permits you to place a Point entity in the drawing.        POINT   Points are useful as "nodes" for object snap purposes (ADE-2 feature).         POINT                                                                                  POINT   Format:     POINT  Point:  (designate point)                                   POINT                                                                                  POINT   The appearance of Points in your drawing is governed by the PDMODE             POINT   system variable.  A "slide" file is provided to illustrate the                 POINT   various forms a point can take.  To view it, enter "VSLIDE points".            POINT                                                                                  POINT   See also:   Section 4.2 of the Autocad Reference Manual.                       POINT                                                                                  POINT   For help on formats for entering points, use "HELP POINTS".                    POINTS  You can enter points, or coordinates, in any of the following ways:            POINTS                                                                                 POINTS     Absolute:  x,y                                                              POINTS     Relative:  @deltax,deltay                                                   POINTS     Polar:     @dist<angle                                                      POINTS                                                                                 POINTS  Normally, distances, points, and angles are entered as decimal numbers,        POINTS  or in scientific notation.  If you have the ADE=1 package, you can use         POINTS  the UNITS command to specify linear values in terms of feet and inches,        POINTS  or angles in terms of degrees/minutes/seconds, grads, radians, or              POINTS  surveyor's units.  For the commands that accept 3D points, you can             POINTS  include a Z coordinate in the absolute and relative formats:                   POINTS                                                                                 POINTS     Absolute:  x,y,z                                                            POINTS     Relative:  @deltax,deltay,deltaz                                            POINTS                                                                                 POINTS  If you omit the Z coordinate, the current elevation is used.                   POINTS                                                                                 POLYGON The  POLYGON  command (ADE-3) allows you to draw regular polygons with         POLYGON anywhere from 3 to 1024 sides.  The size of the polygon may be specified       POLYGON by the radius of a circle in which it is inscribed or about which it is        POLYGON circumscribed, or by the length of an edge.                                    POLYGON                                                                                POLYGON Format:     POLYGON  Number of sides:                                          POLYGON             Edge/<Center of polygon>:  (enter a point)                         POLYGON             Inscribed in circle/Circumscribed about circle (I/C):              POLYGON             Radius of circle:                                                  POLYGON                                                                                POLYGON If you reply with "Inscribed", you should then enter the radius of a           POLYGON circle on which all the vertices of the polygon will lie.  You may             POLYGON enter the radius numerically, or pick a point relative to the center           POLYGON of the polygon.  If you pick a point, a vertex of the polygon will be          POLYGON drawn at that point.                                                           POLYGON                                                                                POLYGON If you reply with "Circumscribed", you should then enter the radius of         POLYGON a circle on which the midpoint of each edge of the polygon will lie.           POLYGON You may enter a number or pick a point relative to the center of the           POLYGON polygon.  If you pick a point, an edge midpoint will be drawn at that          POLYGON point.                                                                         POLYGON                                                                                PRPLOT  The  PRPLOT  command causes a hard copy of the drawing to be produced on a     PRPLOT  printer/plotter - a printer with graphics capability.  It also has the         PRPLOT  option to send the print plot to a file for later printer plotting.            PRPLOT  Chapter 13 of the Autocad Reference Manual fully documents plotting and the PL PRPLOT  PRPLOT commands.  Printer plotting can also be initiated from the Main         PRPLOT  Menu.                                                                          PRPLOT                                                                                 PRPLOT  Format:     PRPLOT                                                             PRPLOT              What to plot -- Display, Extents, Limits, View, or Window <D>:     PRPLOT                                                                                 PRPLOT  In order to printer plot to a file, you must first configure the target        PRPLOT  printer/plotter just as if you were going to send printer plot output          PRPLOT  directly to the printer plotter.  During this configuration, you will be       PRPLOT  asked if you want to write the plot to a file and the plot file name.          PRPLOT                                                                                 PRPLOT  See also:   Chapter 13 of the Autocad Reference Manual.                        PURGE   During the course of editing a drawing, you may define Blocks, layers,         PURGE   linetypes, Shape files, and Text styles that subsequently are left             PURGE   unused.  The  PURGE  command allows you to discard these unused objects.       PURGE                                                                                  PURGE   Format:     PURGE                                                              PURGE               Purge unused Blocks/Layers/Ltypes/SHapes/STyles/All:               PURGE                                                                                  PURGE   Reply with the object type you want to purge.  PURGE responds with the name    PURGE   of each such object that is unused, and asks whether you want to purge it.     PURGE                                                                                  PURGE   NOTE:  PURGE only works if it is the first command you use after entering      PURGE   the Drawing Editor to edit an existing drawing.                                PURGE                                                                                  PURGE   See also:   Section 3.12 of the Autocad Reference Manual.                      QTEXT   The  QTEXT  command governs "quick text" mode.  If QTEXT mode is off           QTEXT   (the normal case), text items are fully drawn.  If QTEXT mode is on,           QTEXT   only a rectangle is drawn enclosing the area of each text item.                QTEXT                                                                                  QTEXT   Format:     QTEXT  ON/OFF <current>:                                           QTEXT                                                                                  QTEXT   See also:   Section 6.7 of the Autocad Reference Manual.                       QUIT    The  QUIT  command exits from the Drawing Editor, discarding all updates       QUIT    to the current drawing, and returns you to the Main Menu.  If you then         QUIT    wish to exit entirely, select item 0 from the Main Menu.                       QUIT                                                                                   QUIT    Format:     QUIT  Really want to discard all changes to drawing?               QUIT                                                                                   QUIT    If you reply with anything other than "Y" or "YES", the QUIT command           QUIT    is ignored, and you can continue editing.                                      QUIT                                                                                   QUIT    See also:   Section 3.2 of the Autocad Reference Manual.                       REDEFINEThe  UNDEFINE  and  REDEFINE  commands (ADE-3) let you override                REDEFINEAutoCAD's built-in commands with versions implemented in AutoLISP or via       REDEFINEexternal programs listed in the ACAD.PGP file.  For instance, to               REDEFINEundefine AutoCAD's QUIT command, you would enter:                              REDEFINE                                                                               REDEFINE       Command:  UNDEFINE  Command name:  QUIT                                 REDEFINE                                                                               REDEFINEand to redefine it, you would enter:                                           REDEFINE                                                                               REDEFINE       Command:  REDEFINE  Command name:  QUIT                                 REDEFINE                                                                               REDEFINEEven if a command is undefined, you can still use it if you precede the        REDEFINEcommand name with a period, as in ".QUIT".                                     REDEFINE                                                                               REDEFINESee also:   The Release 9 reference manual supplement.                         REDO    If  REDO  is entered immediately after a command that undoes something         REDO    (U, UNDO Back, or UNDO nnn), it will undo the Undo.  An UNDO after the         REDO    REDO will redo the original Undo.                                              REDO                                                                                   REDO    See also:   Section 5.5 of the Autocad Reference Manual.                       REDRAW  The  REDRAW  command causes the display screen to be redrawn,                  REDRAW  eliminating any point entry "blips" from the display.  Setting                 REDRAW  BLIPMODE (q.v.) to OFF can suppress the drawing of "blips".                    REDRAW                                                                                 REDRAW  Format:     REDRAW                                                             REDRAW                                                                                 REDRAW  See also:   Section 6.4 of the Autocad Reference Manual.                       REGEN   The  REGEN  command regenerates the entire drawing and redraws it on the       REGEN   screen.                                                                        REGEN                                                                                  REGEN   Format:     REGEN                                                              REGEN                                                                                  REGEN   See also:   Section 6.5 of the Autocad Reference Manual.                       REGENAUTSome commands can change many entities at once.  The drawing must be           REGENAUTregenerated to reflect such a change, so some commands perform this            REGENAUTregeneration automatically.  The  REGENAUTO  command lets you control          REGENAUTwhether such automatic regens are performed.                                   REGENAUT                                                                               REGENAUTFormat:     REGENAUTO  ON/OFF <current>:                                       REGENAUT                                                                               REGENAUTIf REGENAUTO is OFF and a ZOOM or PAN needs to regenerate the drawing,         REGENAUTyou will be prompt:                                                            REGENAUT                                                                               REGENAUT      About to regen, proceed? <Y>                                             REGENAUT                                                                               REGENAUTA "No" response aborts the PAN or ZOOM.                                        REGENAUT                                                                               REGENAUTThis message does not appear if input is coming from a menu item or a script.  REGENAUT                                                                               REGENAUTSee also:   Section 6.11 of the Autocad Reference Manual.                      RENAME  The  RENAME  command lets you change the names of Blocks, layers, linetypes,   RENAME  Text styles, and Named Views in your drawing.  (Named Views are an ADE-2       RENAME  feature.)                                                                      RENAME                                                                                 RENAME  Format:     RENAME  Block/Layer/Ltype/Style/View:  (select one)                RENAME              Old (object) name:  (old name)                                     RENAME              New (object) name:  (new name)                                     RENAME                                                                                 RENAME  See also:   Section 3.12 of the Autocad Reference Manual.                      REPEAT  The  REPEAT  and  ENDREP  commands are no longer supported.                    REPEAT  You can use the ARRAY and MINSERT commands to achieve the                      REPEAT  same results.                                                                  REPEAT                                                                                 REPEAT  Old drawings containing REPEAT/ENDREP entities must be converted               REPEAT  via Main Menu task 8 before they can be edited by this version                 REPEAT  of AutoCAD.                                                                    REPEAT                                                                                 REPEAT  See also:   Sections 5.2 and 9.1 and Appendix E of the Autocad Reference Manua RESUME  The  RESUME  command may be used to return to a command script                 RESUME  that has been interrupted due to an error or keyboard input.                   RESUME                                                                                 RESUME  Format:     RESUME                                                             RESUME                                                                                 RESUME  See also:   Command scripts, Section 11.1 of the Autocad Reference Manual.     ROTATE  The  ROTATE  command (ADE-3) can be used to rotate existing entities.          ROTATE  Format:     ROTATE  Select objects:  (Do so)                                   ROTATE              Base point:  (point)                                               ROTATE              <Rotation angle>/Autocad Reference:                                ROTATE                                                                                 ROTATE  If you respond to the last prompt with a numeric angle, this is taken as       ROTATE  a relative angle (number of degrees) by which the selected objects will be     ROTATE  rotated from their current orientation, around the specified base point.       ROTATE  A positive angle causes counterclockwise rotation, and a negative angle        ROTATE  produces clockwise rotation.                                                   ROTATE                                                                                 ROTATE  If you respond to the last prompt with "Autocad Reference", you can specify th ROTATE  current rotation and the new rotation you desire.  AutoCAD prompts:            ROTATE                                                                                 ROTATE              Rotation angle <0>:                                                ROTATE              New angle:                                                         ROTATE                                                                                 ROTATE  You can even "show" AutoCAD the reference angle (by pointing to the two        ROTATE  endpoints of a line to be rotated), and then specify the new angle.  You       ROTATE  can specify the new angle by pointing or by dragging the object.               ROTATE                                                                                 ROTATE  See also:   Section 5.2 of the Autocad Reference Manual.                       RSCRIPT If a script file has been invoked using the SCRIPT command from the            RSCRIPT Drawing Editor, an RSCRIPT command encountered in the script file causes       RSCRIPT the script to be restarted from the beginning.                                 RSCRIPT                                                                                RSCRIPT Format:     RSCRIPT                                                            RSCRIPT                                                                                RSCRIPT See also:   Section 11.1 of the Autocad Reference Manual.                      SAVE    The  SAVE  command allows you to update your drawing on disk periodically      SAVE    without exiting the Drawing Editor.                                            SAVE                                                                                   SAVE    Format:     SAVE  File name:  (name or RETURN)                                 SAVE                                                                                   SAVE    The current drawing file is the default output file, but you can specify       SAVE    another file name explicitly.  Do not include a file type; ".dwg" is assumed.  SAVE                                                                                   SAVE    See also:   Section 3.3 of the Autocad Reference Manual.                       SCALE   The  SCALE  command (ADE-3) lets you change the size of existing entities.     SCALE   The same scale factor is applied to X and Y dimensions.                        SCALE   Format:      SCALE  Select objects:  (Do so)                                   SCALE                Base point:  (point)                                              SCALE                <Scale factor>/Autocad Reference:                                 SCALE                                                                                  SCALE   If you respond to the last prompt with a number, this is taken as a            SCALE   relative scale factor by which all dimensions of the selected objects          SCALE   will be multiplied.  To enlarge an object, enter a scale factor greater        SCALE   than 1.  To shrink an object, use a scale factor between 0 and 1.              SCALE                                                                                  SCALE   If you respond to the last prompt with "Autocad Reference", you can specify th SCALE   current length and the new length you desire.  AutoCAD prompts:                SCALE                                                                                  SCALE                Autocad Reference length <1>:                                     SCALE                New length:                                                       SCALE                                                                                  SCALE   You can "show" AutoCAD the reference length (by pointing to the two endpoints  SCALE   of a line to be scaled), and then specify the new length.  You can specify     SCALE   the new length by pointing, or by dragging the object.                         SCALE                                                                                  SCALE   See also:   Section 5.2 of the Autocad Reference Manual.                       SCRIPT  The  SCRIPT  command causes commands to be read from the specified             SCRIPT  script file.                                                                   SCRIPT                                                                                 SCRIPT  Format:     SCRIPT  Script file: (name)                                        SCRIPT                                                                                 SCRIPT  Commands are read from the script file until the end of the file               SCRIPT  is reached, a character (preferably Backspace) is entered from the             SCRIPT  keyboard, or a command error occurs.  If the script is terminated              SCRIPT  early due to a command error or by keyboard entry, it may be resumed           SCRIPT  using the  RESUME  command.                                                    SCRIPT                                                                                 SCRIPT  The  RSCRIPT  command can be inserted in the script file to restart the        SCRIPT  script from the beginning.                                                     SCRIPT                                                                                 SCRIPT  See also:   Section 11.1 of the Autocad Reference Manual.                      SELECT  The  SELECT  command lets you designate a group of objects                     SELECT  as the current selection-set.  This group can be referenced                    SELECT  as the "Previous" selection-set in subsequent commands.                        SELECT                                                                                 SELECT  Format:     SELECT  Select objects: (do so)                                    SELECT                                                                                 SELECT  See also:   Chapter 5 of the Autocad Reference Manual.                         SETVAR  Many AutoCAD commands set various modes, sizes, and limits that then remain    SETVAR  in effect until you change them.  AutoCAD remembers these values by storing    SETVAR  them in a collection of "system variables".  The  SETVAR  command allows you   SETVAR  to examine and change these variables directly.                                SETVAR                                                                                 SETVAR  Format:     SETVAR  Variable name or ?:                                        SETVAR                                                                                 SETVAR  If you answer with "?", AutoCAD flips to the text screen and displays the      SETVAR  names and current values of all system variables.  Some system variables       SETVAR  cannot be changed; these will be flagged in the output by the legend           SETVAR  "(read only)" following the value.  If you enter the name of a variable        SETVAR  that is not read-only, you will receive the prompt:                            SETVAR                                                                                 SETVAR              New value for varname <current>:                                   SETVAR                                                                                 SETVAR  where "varname" is replaced by the variable name, and "current" is the         SETVAR  current value of the variable.  If you respond to this prompt by               SETVAR  pressing RETURN or CTRL C, the variable will be left unchanged.                SETVAR                                                                                 SETVAR  See also:   Section 3.10 of the Autocad Reference Manual.                      SH      The ADE-3 package's  SHELL  command allows you to execute utility              SH      programs or user-supplied programs while still running AutoCAD.                SH      The  SH  command is similar, but allows only internal DOS commands             SH      to be executed.                                                                SH                                                                                     SH      Format:     SHELL                                                              SH                  DOS command:  (enter desired program name, or RETURN)              SH                                                                                     SH      When the utility program is done, you can enter another AutoCAD command.       SH                                                                                     SH      If you reply to the "DOS command:" prompt with RETURN, a prompt such           SH      as "C>>" (a normal DOS prompt with an extra ">" appended) appears.  You        SH      can now enter multiple DOS commands, just as you would at the normal           SH      DOS prompt.  To return to AutoCAD from this mode, enter "EXIT".                SH                                                                                     SH      NOTE:  There are some restrictions on the programs you can run from AutoCAD.   SH                                                                                     SH      See also:   Section 3.11 of the Autocad Reference Manual.                      SHAPE   The  SHAPE  command inserts a defined shape into the drawing, provided that    SHAPE   the shape definitions have been loaded using the LOAD command.                 SHAPE                                                                                  SHAPE   Format:     SHAPE  Shape name (or ?) <default>:  (shape name)                  SHAPE               Starting point:  (point)                                           SHAPE               Height <1.0>:  (value)                                             SHAPE               Angle <0>:  (angle)                                                SHAPE                                                                                  SHAPE   If you reply to the first prompt with "?", AutoCAD will list the               SHAPE   names of all Shapes currently loaded in the drawing.                           SHAPE                                                                                  SHAPE   See also:   Section 4.11 of the Autocad Reference Manual.                      SKETCH  The  SKETCH  command allows you to do freehand drawings.  This is an ADE-1     SKETCH  feature, and requires a pointing device such as a digitizing tablet or         SKETCH  mouse.                                                                         SKETCH                                                                                 SKETCH  Format:     SKETCH  Record increment: (value)                                  SKETCH              Sketch.  Pen eXit Quit Record Erase Connect .                      SKETCH                                                                                 SKETCH  Subcommands:                                                                   SKETCH                                                                                 SKETCH     P  -  Raise/lower sketching pen                                             SKETCH     X  -  Record temporary lines, and exit Sketch                               SKETCH     Q  -  Discard temporary lines, and exit Sketch                              SKETCH     R  -  Record temporary lines, but remain in Sketch                          SKETCH     E  -  Erase temporary lines from a specified point to the end               SKETCH     C  -  Connect:  restart sketch at last end point                            SKETCH     .  -  Draw line from end to current point (pen up)                          SKETCH                                                                                 SKETCH  See also:   Section 12.5 of the Autocad Reference Manual.                      SNAP    The "snap resolution" is the spacing of an imaginary grid of dots with which   SNAP    newly designated points must align.  The  SNAP  command allows you to change   SNAP    the snap resolution or to turn it off entirely for free-style drawing.         SNAP                                                                                   SNAP    Format:     SNAP  Snap spacing or ON/OFF/Aspect?Rotate/Style <current>:        SNAP                                                                                   SNAP    The meaning of each option is described below.                                 SNAP                                                                                   SNAP        NUMBER         - Set alignment spacing                                     SNAP        ON             - Align designated points                                   SNAP        OFF            - Do not align designated points                            SNAP        ROTATE         - Rotate snap grid by specified angle, and                  SNAP                         set a specified base point for the grid                   SNAP        ASPECT         - Set different X/Y snap resolution                         SNAP        STYLE ISO      - Set isometric snap style                                  SNAP        STYLE STANDARD - Set normal snap style                                     SNAP                                                                                   SNAP    (The ROTATE, ASPECT, and STYLE options are ADE-2 features.)                    SNAP                                                                                   SNAP    See also:   Section 8.1 of the Autocad Reference Manual.                       SOLID   The  SOLID  command allows you to draw solid filled regions by                 SOLID   entering them as quadrilateral or triangular sections.                         SOLID                                                                                  SOLID   Format:     SOLID  First point:  (point)                                       SOLID               Second point:  (point)                                             SOLID               Third point:   (point)                                             SOLID               Fourth point:  (point, or RETURN for triangular section)           SOLID               Third point:   (point, or RETURN to end solid)                     SOLID                                                                                  SOLID   See also:   Section 4.7 of the Autocad Reference Manual.                       STATUS  The  STATUS  command produces a report describing the current drawing          STATUS  extents and the current settings of various drawing modes and parameters.      STATUS                                                                                 STATUS  Format:     STATUS                                                             STATUS                                                                                 STATUS  NOTE:  In dimensioning mode (ADE-1 feature), the STATUS command lists          STATUS  the dimensioning variables and their current values.                           STATUS                                                                                 STATUS  See also:   Section 3.4 of the Autocad Reference Manual.                       STRETCH The  STRETCH  command (ADE-3) allows you to move a selected portion of a       STRETCH drawing, preserving connections to parts of the drawing left in place.         STRETCH Connections made with lines, arcs, traces, solids, polylines, 3D lines,        STRETCH and 3D faces may be STRETCHed.                                                 STRETCH                                                                                STRETCH Format:     STRETCH  Select objects to stretch by window...                    STRETCH             Select objects:                                                    STRETCH                                                                                STRETCH While you may use any of AutoCAD's forms of object selection in the            STRETCH STRETCH command, you must use a window-style selection (either Crosses         STRETCH or Window) at least once.  The last window specified will be the window        STRETCH moved by STRETCH.  Objects may be freely added and removed from the            STRETCH selection set.                                                                 STRETCH                                                                                STYLE   The  STYLE  command lets you create new Text styles and modify existing        STYLE   ones.  Each Text style uses a particular font, to which you can apply          STYLE   a fixed height, an expansion/compression width factor, and an obliquing        STYLE   (slant) angle.  You can also select backwards (mirrored right to left)         STYLE   or upside-down (mirrored top to bottom) text generation.                       STYLE                                                                                  STYLE   Format:     STYLE  Text style name (or ?):  (name)                             STYLE               Font file <default>:  (file name)                                  STYLE               Height <default>:  (value)                                         STYLE               Width factor <default>:  (scale factor)                            STYLE               Obliquing angle <default>: (angle)                                 STYLE               Backwards? <Y/N>                                                   STYLE               Upside-down? <Y/N>                                                 STYLE               Vertical? <Y/N>                                                    STYLE               (name) is now the current text style.                              STYLE                                                                                  STYLE   The style you create or modify becomes the current text style used             STYLE   for newly drawn Text entities.                                                 STYLE                                                                                  STYLE   See also:   Section 4.10 of the Autocad Reference Manual.                      TABLET  The  TABLET  command is used when an existing hard copy drawing is to be       TABLET  "copied" with a digitizing tablet.  You can also use the TABLET command to     TABLET  designate tablet menu areas and the portion of the tablet to be used as the    TABLET  screen pointing area.                                                          TABLET                                                                                 TABLET  Formats:    TABLET ON      - Turn tablet mode on                               TABLET              TABLET OFF     - Turn tablet mode off                              TABLET              TABLET CAL     - Calibrate tablet to existing drawing              TABLET              TABLET CFG     - Configure tablet menus and screen pointing area   TABLET                                                                                 TABLET  See also:   Section 12.4 of the Autocad Reference Manual.                      TEXT    The  TEXT  command draws text of any desired size and angle.                   TEXT                                                                                   TEXT    Format:     TEXT  Start point or Align/Center/Fit/Mid/Right/Style: (point)     TEXT                Height <default>:  (value or two points)                           TEXT                Angle <default>:  (angle or point)                                 TEXT                Text:  (text string to be drawn)                                   TEXT                                                                                   TEXT    If you enter a point for the "Starting point", the text is drawn               TEXT    left-justified at that point.  Alternatively, you can reply:                   TEXT                                                                                   TEXT       A - To align the text between two designated end points.                    TEXT           Height and Angle are not requested in this case.                        TEXT       C - To center the text around a specified point.                            TEXT       F - To align the text between two designated end points with                TEXT           a specified height that varies only in its X scale factor.              TEXT       M - To center text both horizontally and vertically around a                TEXT           specified point.                                                        TEXT       R - To right-justify the text at a designated end point.                    TEXT       S - To select a different Text style.                                       TEXT                                                                                   TIME    When you enter the  TIME  command, the current status of AutoCAD's time        TIME    variables is displayed, as shown below.                                        TIME                                                                                   TIME          Command:  TIME                                                           TIME                                                                                   TIME          Current time:                 08 NOV 1985 at 09:10:44.005                TIME          Drawing created:              23 JUL 1985 at 07:21:30.648                TIME          Drawing last updated:         18 SEP 1985 at 15:33:59.771                TIME          Time in drawing editor:       0 days 00:02:54.520                        TIME          Elapsed timer:                0 days 00:00:30.772                        TIME          Timer on.                                                                TIME                                                                                   TIME    All times are displayed to the nearest millisecond using 24-hour "military"    TIME    format, where 15:31:00 means 3:31 in the afternoon.  The  TIME command         TIME    next prompts:                                                                  TIME                                                                                   TRACE   The  TRACE  command allows you to draw traces (solid-filled lines              TRACE   of specified width).                                                           TRACE                                                                                  TRACE   Format:     TRACE  From point:  (point)                                        TRACE               To point:  (point)                                                 TRACE               To point:  (point)                                                 TRACE               To point:  (RETURN to end trace entry)                             TRACE                                                                                  TRACE   Traces may be constrained to horizontal or vertical by the ORTHO command.      TRACE                                                                                  TRACE   See also:   Section 4.5 of the Autocad Reference Manual.                       TRIM    The  TRIM  command (ADE-3) allows you to trim objects in a drawing so they     TRIM    end precisely at a "cutting edge" defined by one or more other objects         TRIM    in the drawing.                                                                TRIM                                                                                   TRIM    Format:     TRIM  Select cutting edges(s)...                                   TRIM                Select objects:                                                    TRIM                                                                                   TRIM    Lines, Arcs, Circles, and Polylines (center line of Polyline) may serve        TRIM    as boundary objects.  All the selected edges are highlighted and will          TRIM    remain highlighted for the rest of the TRIM command.  Next the prompt:         TRIM                                                                                   TRIM                Select object to TRIM:                                             TRIM                                                                                   TRIM    appears.  Select the objects to be trimmed at the previously selected          TRIM    cutting edges by pointing to the part of the object to be trimmed.             TRIM    Answer with RETURN to end the command.                                         TRIM                                                                                   TRIM    If the selected point is between two intersections, the entity will be deleted TRIM    between the two intersection points.  Polylines are trimmed at their center    TRIM    line.                                                                          TRIM                                                                                   TRIM    See also:   Section 5.3 of the Autocad Reference Manual.                       U       The  U  command causes the most recent operation to be undone.  The name       U       of the command being undone will be displayed.  You can enter the U            U       command as many times as you wish, backing up one step at a time, until        U       the drawing is in its original state.                                          U                                                                                      U       See also:   Section 5.5 of the Autocad Reference Manual.                       UNDO    The  UNDO  command allows you to undo several commands at once and to perform  UNDO    several special operations, such as marking a point to which you want to       UNDO    return if things go wrong.  When you enter  UNDO, you get the prompt:          UNDO                                                                                   UNDO    Format:     UNDO  Auto/Back/Control/End/Group/Mark/<Number>:                   UNDO                                                                                   UNDO    The default response is just to enter a number; this number of preceding       UNDO    operations will be undone.                                                     UNDO                                                                                   UNDO    Mark    -  The Mark subcommand makes a special mark in the undo information,   UNDO               to which you can later back up with the Back subcommand.            UNDO                                                                                   UNDO    Group   -  The Group and End subcommands cause a group of commands to be       UNDO    End        treated as a single command for the purposes of U and UNDO.         UNDO               A Group, once Ended, is always treated as a single, indivisible     UNDO               operation.                                                          UNDO                                                                                   UNDO    Auto    -  The Auto subcommand requires an additional specification of ON or   UNDO               OFF.  When UNDO Auto is ON, any operation taken from the menu, no   UNDO               matter how complicated, will be treated as a single command,        UNDO               reversible by a single U command.                                   UNDO                                                                                   UNITS   The  UNITS  command governs the display and input formats for coordinates,     UNITS   distances, and angles.  UNITS is an ADE-1 feature.                             UNITS                                                                                  UNITS   Format:     UNITS                                                              UNITS                                                                                  UNITS   You can then select one of the following display/input formats for             UNITS   coordinates and distances:                                                     UNITS                                                                                  UNITS      Scientific          1.55E+01     (15.5 drawing units)                       UNITS      Decimal             15.5000              "                                  UNITS      Engineering         1'-3.5"              "                                  UNITS      Architectural       1'-3 1/2"            "                                  UNITS      Fractional          15 1/2               "                                  UNITS                                                                                  UNITS   You can also specify the precision (the number of digits after the decimal     UNITS   point, or the smallest fraction of an inch to display).                        UNITS                                                                                  VIEW    The  VIEW  command can be used to associate a name with the current view       VIEW    of the drawing, and to retrieve such named views.  This is an ADE-2 feature.   VIEW                                                                                   VIEW    Format:     VIEW  ?/Delete/Restore/Save/Window:  (select one)                  VIEW                View name:  (name)                                                 VIEW                                                                                   VIEW       ?        -  List the named views for this drawing                           VIEW       Delete   -  Delete the named view                                           VIEW       Restore  -  Display the specified view                                      VIEW       Save     -  Attach "name" to current view of drawing                        VIEW       Window   -  Attach "name" to specified window                               VIEW                                                                                   VIEW    See also:   Section 6.3 of the Autocad Reference Manual.                       VIEWRES The  VIEWRES  command controls "fast zoom" mode and sets the resolution        VIEWRES for circle and arc generation.                                                 VIEWRES                                                                                VIEWRES Format:     VIEWRES  Do you want fast zooms? <Y>                               VIEWRES             Enter circle zoom percent (1-20000) <100>:                         VIEWRES                                                                                VIEWRES If you respond to the first prompt with "N", all ZOOMs, PANs, and "VIEW        VIEWRES Restores" will perform regenerations, and thus run at the same speed as in     VIEWRES previous versions of AutoCAD.  If you respond "Y", AutoCAD will maintain a     VIEWRES large virtual screen for your drawing, and will perform ZOOMs, PANs, and       VIEWRES "VIEW Restores" at REDRAW speed whenever possible.                             VIEWRES                                                                                VPOINT  The  VPOINT  command is part of 3D Level 1(tm), and is included in             VPOINT  the ADE-3 package.  It selects a 3D view point, and regenerates the            VPOINT  drawing as if you were viewing it from that point.  All entities are           VPOINT  drawn with the correct elevation and thickness, and projected as you           VPOINT  would see them from the specified view point.                                  VPOINT                                                                                 VPOINT  Format:     VPOINT                                                             VPOINT              Rotate/<View point> <current X, Y, Z>:                             VPOINT                                                                                 VPOINT  If you enter RETURN in response to the "Enter view point" prompt, a            VPOINT  compass and axes tripod will be displayed to assist you in selecting a         VPOINT  view point.  A view point of 0,0,1 will return you to the normal 2D            VPOINT  "top" or "plan"  view.  You can also use either "VIEW RESTORE" or              VPOINT  "ZOOM PREVIOUS" to restore a prior view to the screen.                         VPOINT                                                                                 VPOINT  The "Rotate" option lets you specify the new viewpoint in terms of two         VPOINT  angles; one with respect to the X axis (in the XY plane) and another           VPOINT  with respect to the Z axis.                                                    VPOINT                                                                                 VPOINT  See also:   Section 14.2 of the Autocad Reference Manual, and the Release 9 su VSLIDE  The  VSLIDE  command permits viewing of a slide made by the MSLIDE command,    VSLIDE  or of a slide from a library constructed by the SLIDELIB utility program.      VSLIDE                                                                                 VSLIDE  Formats:    VSLIDE  Slide file: name                                           VSLIDE              VSLIDE  Slide file: libraryname(slidename)                         VSLIDE                                                                                 VSLIDE  The current display is replaced by the named slide.  To retrieve the           VSLIDE  display of the current drawing, use the REDRAW command.                        VSLIDE                                                                                 VSLIDE  If you are using a command script to display a series of slides in             VSLIDE  succession, you can overlap the time necessary to load the next slide          VSLIDE  from disk with the viewing time of the current slide.  This is done by         VSLIDE  preceding the file name with an asterisk.                                      VSLIDE                                                                                 VSLIDE  Format:    VSLIDE  Slide file: *name                                           VSLIDE                                                                                 VSLIDE  The named slide is read from disk into memory, but is not displayed            VSLIDE  until the next VSLIDE command is executed.                                     VSLIDE                                                                                 VSLIDE  See also:   Section 11.2 of the Autocad Reference Manual, and the Release 9 su WBLOCK  The  WBLOCK  command writes all or part of a drawing out to a disk file.       WBLOCK                                                                                 WBLOCK  Format:     WBLOCK  File name: (output file name)                              WBLOCK              Block name: (see below)                                            WBLOCK                                                                                 WBLOCK  No file type should be specified; type ".dwg" is assumed.                      WBLOCK  The different responses to the "Block name" prompt are:                        WBLOCK                                                                                 WBLOCK     name      - The named Block is written to the disk file.                    WBLOCK     =         - Same as above, but the Block name is the same                   WBLOCK                 as the file name.                                               WBLOCK     *         - The entire drawing is written to disk, except for               WBLOCK                 unreferenced Block Definitions.                                 WBLOCK     (blank)   - Permits selection of individual objects to be written           WBLOCK                 to disk.  Also requests an insertion base point.                WBLOCK                                                                                 WBLOCK  See also:   Section 9.1 of the Autocad Reference Manual.                       ZOOM    The  ZOOM  command magnifies the drawing on the display screen (to see more    ZOOM    detail) or shrinks it (to view more or the drawing with less detail).          ZOOM                                                                                   ZOOM        ZOOM number   - Magnification relative to ZOOM All display                 ZOOM                        (ZOOM All = ZOOM 1).  Higher numbers (like 2.5)            ZOOM                        magnify, lower numbers (like 0.5) shrink.                  ZOOM        ZOOM numberX  - Magnification relative to current display (1X).            ZOOM        ZOOM All      - Place entire drawing (all visible layers) on               ZOOM                        display at once.                                           ZOOM        ZOOM Center   - Specify center point and new display height.               ZOOM        ZOOM Dynamic  - Permits you to pan a box representing the viewing screen   ZOOM                        around the entire generated portion of the drawing and     ZOOM                        enlarge or shrink it in a dynamic, graphic manner.         ZOOM        ZOOM Extents  - Displays current drawing content as large as possible.     ZOOM        ZOOM Left     - Specify lower left corner and new display height.          ZOOM        ZOOM Previous - Restores previous view.                                    ZOOM        ZOOM Window   - Designate rectangular area to be drawn as large            ZOOM                        as possible.                                               ZOOM                                                                                   ZOOM    See also:   Section 6.1 of the Autocad Reference Manual.                                                                                                              DIR     DIR allows you to show a directory of user specified files.                    DIR                                                                                    DIR                                                                                    DIR     Format:     DIR                                                                DIR                 File specification: (Enter files to show) - ie *.DWG               TYPE    TYPE allows you to show the ASCI (text, contents, etc.) of a specified DOS     TYPE    file.                                                                          TYPE                                                                                   TYPE                                                                                   TYPE                                                                                   TYPE               File to list: (Enter file name) ie SOME.TXT                         EDIT    EDIT allows you to edit a DOS file with the DOS program EDLIN, for help with   EDIT    EDLIN see your DOS Reference Manual.                                           EDIT                                                                                   EDIT                                                                                   EDIT    Format:    EDIT                                                                EDIT               File to edit: (Enter file name) ie SOME.TXT                         WRITE   *TEXT* allows you to enter any combination of characters from the keyboard     WRITE   directly into the command string.  As a result, whatever you type will be      WRITE   executed by Autocad without adding any additional programming commands.        WRITE                                                                                  WRITE                                                                                  WRITE                                                                                  WRITE   NOTE that "*TEXT*" is NOT an Autocad command it is a Manumaker function.       COMMAND This allows you to execute a command from inside your new menu.  The command   COMMAND must be one that will be recognized within your drawing when used.  An example COMMAND might be the command to execute a LISP program.                                COMMAND                                                                                COMMAND NOTE that "COMMAMD" is NOT an Autocad command it is a Menumaker function.      RETURN  This allows you to place a carriage return at the end of the string you are    RETURN  working with.  Normally this would be appended to a string at the end where,   RETURN  because of your menu requirements, an additional <RETURN> is required.         RETURN                                                                                 RETURN  NOTE that "RETURN" is NOT an Autocad command it is a Menumaker function.       LISP    *LISP* allows you to load an Autolisp program and then run that program.       LISP                                                                                   LISP    NOTE that "*LISP*" is not an Autocad command it is a Menumaker function.       ?                      Autocad commands (Realese 9 ADE +3)                             ?         3DFACE      DDATTE      FILES       MEASURE     REDEFINE    STYLE            ?         3DLINE      DDEMODES    FILL        MENU        REDO        TABLET           ?         APERTURE    DDLMODES    FILLET      MINSERT     REDRAW      TEXT             ?         ARC         DDRMODES    FILMROLL    MIRROR      REGEN       TEXTSCR          ?         AREA        DELAY       GRAPHSCR    MOVE        REGENAUTO   TIME             ?         ARRAY       DIM/DIM1    GRID        MSLIDE      RENAME      TRACE            ?         ATTDEF      DIST        HATCH       MULTIPLE    RESUME      TRIM             ?         ATTDISP     DIVIDE      HELP/?      OFFSET      ROTATE      U                ?         ATTEDIT     DONUT       HIDE        OOPS        RSCRIPT     UNDEFINE         ?         ATTEXT      DOUGHNUT    ID          ORTHO       SAVE        UNDO             ?         AXIS        DRAGMODE    IGESIN      OSNAP       SCALE       UNITS            ?         BASE        DTEXT       IGESOUT     PAN         SCRIPT      VIEW             ?         BLIPMODE    DXBIN       INSERT      PEDIT       SELECT      VIEWRES          ?         BLOCK       DXFIN       ISOPLANE    PLINE       SETVAR      VPOINT           ?         BREAK       DXFOUT      LAYER       PLOT        SHAPE       VSLIDE           ?         CHAMFER     ELEV        LIMITS      POINT       SHELL/SH    WBLOCK           ?         CHANGE      ELLIPSE     LINE        POLYGON     SKETCH      ZOOM             ?         CIRCLE      END         LINETYPE    PRPLOT      SNAP                         ?         COLOR       ERASE       LIST        PURGE       SOLID                        ?         COPY        EXPLODE     LOAD        QTEXT       STATUS                       ?         DBLIST      EXTEND      LTSCALE     QUIT        STRETCH                      SUBMENU                                                                                SUBMENU This allows you to change from one submenu to another. If you select SCREEN    SUBMENU the menu will change the submenu on the right side of your drawing editer. If  SUBMENU you select PULL-DOWN the menu will change the Pull-Down submenus. (NOTE: Pull- SUBMENU Down windows require Autocad Release 9)                                        SUBMENU                                                                                SUBMENU NOTE: "-SUBMENU-" is Not an Autocad command it is a Menumaker function.       