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Sketching, Selection, and Zooming

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Command/Option
Definition
Select Options   Methods for selecting entities on the screen in AutoCAD  
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Entity   The smallest predefined element in a drawing.  
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Selection Set   Allows you to group objects (entities) together for modification.  
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Window option   Selects entities completely inside the box.  
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Crossing option.   Selects entities inside the box as well as any it touches.  
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Remove option   Changes from Select Objects to Remove Objects  
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Add option   Changes Remove Objects back to Select Objects.  
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Last option   Selects the last entity you created.  
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Previous option   Selects the previous selection set.  
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Fence option   Draws a series of lines that selects any objects the line touches.  
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Crossing Polygon option   Similar to a crossing box, but allows you to create an irregular polygon.  
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Crossing Window option   Similar to Window, but allows you to create an irregular poly window around objects to be selected.  
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All option   Selects all entities within the drawing. (Unless they are locked or frozen)  
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Undo option   Removes inadvertently selected entities.  
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Zoom All   Displays the whole drawing to the drawing limits.  
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Zoom Center   Uses a center point and new height to zoom.  
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Zoom Dynamic   Uses a display box and Pan to move around the drawing. (Useful with large drawings)  
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Zoom Extents   Displays the largest image possible in the drawing area.  
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Zoom Previous   Restores the displayed view prior to the current one. Only the last 10 views can be recalled.  
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Zoom Scale   Uses a magnification number to zoom in or out.  
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Zoom Window   Enlarges the area that the box is defined around.  
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Zoom Realtime   provides for an interactive zooming capability. (Scroll button on the mouse can be used for this feature)  
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Aerial View   Zooming tool that displays the drawing in a separate window so you can quickly move to that area.  
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PAN   Allows you to quickly move around a drawing without changing the zoom value.  
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Transparent Zoom   Allows you to zoom without affecting the current command.  
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VIEWRES   Sets the resolution for object generation in the current viewport. (Our setting = 2000)  
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3 Terms that define the nature of a Sketch.   Temporary, Permanent, & Presentation.  
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Sketching   Provides for a quick method to share ideas effectively.  
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OOPS command   Restores the previously erased object.  
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UNDO command   Reverse the previous command(s).  
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REDO command   reverses the previous Undo command.  
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Permanent Sketch   Maintained as part of a company's records.  
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Temporary Sketch   Used once and discarded.  
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Point, Line, Plane, and Texture.   4 basic visual symbols used in sketching.  
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Isometric & Oblique   2 basic types of Pictorial Sketches.  
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Types of entities in AutoCAD   Lines, Arcs, Circles, Dimensions, Text, Blocks, Points, Shapes, & Solids.  
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Verb/Noun Selection Technique   Traditional method of selecting objects. Select a command, then select objects.  
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Noun/Verb Selection Technique   Utilizes Grips to reverse this process. Selects entities first, then applies the command.  
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Guidelines   Used to keep Lettering straight.  
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Presentation Sketch   A refined pictorial sketch used to convince a client of a design idea.  
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Alphabet of Lines   various linetypes & thicknesses used to identify lines in a Technical Drawing  
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Borderline   Heaviest Line. Identifies the outer edge of the sheet or limits.  
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Object Lines   1/2 as thick as border. Identifies the actual object being drawn.  
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Hidden Lines   Identifies the parts of a drawing that cannot be seen in a particular view.  
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Dimension Lines   Terminates with arrowheads at the end identifying the linear length.  
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Extension Lines   Same weight as the dimension line. Indicate the beginning and end of a dimension.  
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Centerlines   Indicates the centers of round objects or the symmetrical axis of an object.  
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Lasso   Holding the pick button on your mouse will allow you to create irregular shaped curves around objects to be selected.  
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