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We’ve put together a quick reference on the most important AutoCAD commands for learning the software, and highlighted some key commands and features in this guide. Use this AutoCAD reference as a guide to learn AutoCAD commands and tools for your projects.
All commands are prefixed with the command abbreviation (the number ‘1’ in the bottom left corner) and when highlighted, it’s the one we recommend you type in the command bar at the top of the screen, or press ‘Ctrl’+Shift+Spacebar.
Common AutoCAD Commands
Command Reference:
CMD+1: Go to the previous command on the list.
CMD+2: Go to the next command on the list.
CMD+Tab: Highlight a command.
CMD+O: Undo the last command.
CMD+Shift+O: Undo all the commands since the last ‘O’.
CMD+P: Show the command prompt.
CMD+/: Show the menu.
CMD+I: Show the instructions.
CMD+G: Zoom in the drawing.
CMD+Z: Zoom out the drawing.
CMD+F: Find.
CMD+J: Launch current drawing.
CMD+N: Open an existing drawing.
CMD+L: Save the drawing.
CMD+E: Exit.
CMD+/: Cancel the current drawing.
Draughtsmen’s Commands
CMD+1-9: Go to the last used tool on the list.
CMD+Shift+N: Display the Name tool for the current tool/menu item.
CMD+N: Switch to the next tool.
CMD+Tab: Highlight the tool name/shortcut/control.
CMD+Shift+Tab: Go to the last used tool.
CMD+1-9: Go to the next tool.
CMD+R: Redo the last command.
CMD+Shift+R: Redo all the commands since the last ‘R’.
CMD+0: New command from the top.
CMD+Shift+0: New command from the bottom.
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X-ref
X-ref is an image conversion process that uses a reference image (X-ref file) to create a new drawing that contains the contents of the reference image. X-ref technology is used for the majority of 2D drawings created in AutoCAD 2022 Crack, where the drawing is contained entirely within the image. X-ref drawings can be set up so that they are stored in a database (such as Microsoft Access), where they can be easily accessed by more than one person.  This is often referred to as being 'open to the world'.  X-ref drawings can be delivered as part of a marketing or communication campaign to an AutoCAD user.
Multi-device rendering
AutoCAD uses native multi-device rendering (MDR), allowing the user to view a drawing on multiple displays, which can be anywhere from two to 64 displays. MDR supports the creation of stereoscopic images for viewing on three-dimensional (3D) display devices. Unlike previous AutoCAD releases, all MDR rendering occurs in native format in AutoCAD 2014, which may improve speed and reliability.
Formats and standards
Drawing formats
Autodesk has a long history of standardization. AutoCAD does not restrict the use of a file's specific data within the file itself, providing users with the ability to use third-party software or use non-Autodesk applications that use the same drawing data. AutoCAD can read and write various formats that other software manufacturers use. AutoCAD also includes a powerful import function, which reads, splits, merges, and exchanges various AutoCAD file formats, such as DWG, DXF, PLT, GIF, and DGN.
DWG
DWG is AutoCAD's native drawing format. AutoCAD 2014 is the first release to support DXF. DWG files may be read in DXF, and vice versa. DWG is also used by a number of other software programs. As well as being used in AutoCAD, the DGN file format was also used by previous AutoCAD releases. In 2013 Autodesk added the ability to edit the top and bottom zones of a DWG file, which allows users to edit the layout of a DWG on a mobile device.
PLT
A PLT is a plan view drawing, with the top left corner at (0, 0) and the bottom right corner at (1, 1). Top
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