2016
Lynda
Shaun Bryant
2:12
English

Find out more about the command line: the Windows-specific AutoCAD feature that helps you draw and navigate more efficiently in AutoCAD 2016. Shaun Bryant shows how to position the command line, customize its settings, and start using commands in your AutoCAD workflow. Starting with the basics (typing simple commands), this course gets you to a point where you can use the command line to work more quickly and productively on the world's most popular CAD platform.

Introduction
Welcome
What you should know before watching this course
Using the exercise files
1. Using the Command Line
The AutoCAD command line
Text input
Mouse input
2. The Command Line Interface
Positioning the command line
The command COMMANDLINEHIDE
The command COMMANDLINE
Closing the command line
Using CTRL+9
3. Customizing the Command Line Settings
Input settings
Lines of prompt history
Input search options
Transparency
Options
4. Using the Command Prompt
Recent commands
Typing commands
Keyboard shortcuts
Suggestion menu
Sub-menus
5. Dynamic Input
The status bar
Drafting settings
Using dynamic input
Dynamic input settings
6. The Command Process Workflow
Using human interface devices (HID)
Using the keyboard
Combining command line and the mouse
7. Navigating in a Drawing
Using zoom via the command line
Using zoom via the navigation bar
Controlling navigation bar visibility
Zooming via the shortcut menu
Combining command line and mouse to zoom
8. Function Keys and Options
Using the F2 key
Using options
Priority for coordinate data entry
9. Entering Coordinates
Coordinate data entry
Using the command line
Using dynamic input
Keyboard shortcuts for coordinate entry
Conclusion
Next steps

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