Inquiring Minds Want to Know - Autocad Tutorial


AutoCAD has many tools to help you as a designer. Some of these you may have already used. The properties command gives you a lot of information about an object you have selected and allows you change most of them. AutoCAD also has some commands used specifically for pulling information from objects. - View Tutorial »


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