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How to Find/Locate the Z Move Tool?
I love AutoCAD software, but I'm just too stupid to find the z move tool. How can I find it? What is it?
There is a lot of information on the web about how to find the Z-Move Tool, but I want to tell you how to find it.
First, you should find the Z Move tool on the left side of the screen as a white arrow.
Then, you should enter the most recent command you entered.
The most recent command that you entered will be listed on the command history tab.
The history tab is listed as the "Recent Commands" tab.
If you remember the last command that you entered, you should be able to see it listed on the command history.
The list will contain the command you typed, the command that was executed after your command, and a number indicating the order of execution of those commands.
So in this example, the command for the last command that you entered was “Z”, and the next command that you entered was “Enter”.
You can enter the command again by just clicking on the Z Move tool, and then entering a command.
If you had a command executed after the last command, it will be on the command history.
What do you need to do after finding the Z Move tool?
You need to move your mouse over the drawing.
A small white arrow will appear on the left side of the drawing area, just like a small white arrow is drawn over a pencil.
When you move the mouse over the drawing area with the small white arrow on it, the cursor will change to a small black arrow with a white (plus) sign.
If you don't see the small black arrow with a white (plus) sign, then you probably didn't find the Z Move tool.
If you see a small black arrow with a white (plus) sign on the left side of the drawing area, just move the mouse over the drawing area.
You will see the mouse cursor change to a small black arrow with a white (plus) sign, just like the small black arrow with a white (plus) sign is listed on the left side of the drawing area.
So now you know how to find the Z Move tool.
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