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Auto CAD Cheet Sheet

Here's a cheat sheet summarizing some of the common commands and shortcuts in AutoCAD:

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// AutoCAD Cheat Sheet

General Commands:
- New: CTRL + N
- Open: CTRL + O
- Save: CTRL + S
- Close: CTRL + F4
- Undo: CTRL + Z
- Redo: CTRL + Y
- Copy: CTRL + C
- Cut: CTRL + X
- Paste: CTRL + V
- Select All: CTRL + A
- Pan: Shift + Middle Mouse Button
- Zoom In: Scroll Mouse Wheel Forward
- Zoom Out: Scroll Mouse Wheel Backward
- Orbit: Shift + Right Mouse Button

Drawing Commands:
- Line: L
- Circle: C
- Rectangle: REC
- Arc: A
- Polyline: PL
- Hatch: H
- Text: T
- Dimension: D
- Fillet: F
- Offset: O
- Trim: TR
- Extend: EX
- Explode: X

Modify Commands:
- Move: M
- Copy: CO
- Rotate: RO
- Scale: SC
- Mirror: MI
- Stretch: ST
- Array: AR
- Align: AL
- Break: BR
- Fillet: F
- Chamfer: CH
- Erase: E

Layers:
- Create New Layer: LAYER
- Set Current Layer: LAYER > SETCURRENT
- Turn Layer On/Off: LAYER > ON/OFF
- Freeze/Thaw Layer: LAYER > FREEZE/THAW
- Lock/Unlock Layer: LAYER > LOCK/UNLOCK
- Change Layer Color: LAYER > COLOR

Viewing Commands:
- Zoom In: ZOOM > IN
- Zoom Out: ZOOM > OUT
- Zoom Extents: ZOOM > EXTENTS
- Zoom Window: ZOOM > W
- Pan: PAN
- Orbit: 3DORBIT

Miscellaneous:
- Measure Distance: DIST
- Calculate Area: AREA
- Calculate Volume: MASSPROP
- Units: UNITS
- Save As: SAVEAS
- Export: EXPORT
- Print: PLOT

These commands and shortcuts may vary slightly across different versions of AutoCAD. It's always a good idea to refer to the official documentation or help resources for the specific version you are using for more detailed information.

This cheat sheet covers some of the commonly used commands and shortcuts in AutoCAD. It serves as a handy reference for quick look-ups and reminders while working with AutoCAD.

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