Launch the AutoCAD application ,using one of the
following two methods:
By default, AutoCAD has four workspace configurations:
AutoCAD is shown here with the 2D Drafting & Annotation workspace active.
do in AutoCAD you use the keyboard, but you use a few keystrokes more often than others.
Special Keys
You use the following keys most often. These keys have special meaning to the software.
n Use the ESC key to cancel all current actions and return to the Command: prompt.
n Press the ENTER key following all keyboard input. You also complete many commands by pressing
ENTER.
n Pressing the SPACEBAR is equivalent to pressing the ENTER key and is often easier to use.
n Pressing the SPACEBAR or ENTER at the Command: prompt repeats the last command used.
n Pressing the UP and DOWN arrow keys will cycle through previous commands used.
n The TAB key is especially useful to navigate in a dialog box. You should use the TAB key to move
from field to field. Be careful not to press ENTER.
Function Keys
The use of each of the function keys can be duplicated in other ways with the exception of F2. You may
find that the on-screen equivalents to the function keys are easier and allow you to keep your eyes on
the screen.
following two methods:
- Double-click the AutoCAD 2010 icon on the Windows desktop.
- Click Start > All Programs (or Programs) > Autodesk > AutoCAD 2010 > AutoCAD 2010.
Work space define in AutoCAD 2010
- 2D Drafting & Annotation
- 3D Modeling
- AutoCAD Classic
- Initial Setup Workspace
AutoCAD is shown here with the 2D Drafting & Annotation workspace active.
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| 2D Drafting & Annotation |
After you start the program you can switch to the desired workspace. The application will open with
the last workspace used. The Workspace Switching dropdown list is accessed in the lower right corner
of the AutoCAD window on the Status Bar.
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| Switch workspace |
Keyboard input in AutoCAD 2010
Using the keyboard is familiar to everyone who works with computers. For much of the work that youdo in AutoCAD you use the keyboard, but you use a few keystrokes more often than others.
Special Keys
You use the following keys most often. These keys have special meaning to the software.
n Use the ESC key to cancel all current actions and return to the Command: prompt.
n Press the ENTER key following all keyboard input. You also complete many commands by pressing
ENTER.
n Pressing the SPACEBAR is equivalent to pressing the ENTER key and is often easier to use.
n Pressing the SPACEBAR or ENTER at the Command: prompt repeats the last command used.
n Pressing the UP and DOWN arrow keys will cycle through previous commands used.
n The TAB key is especially useful to navigate in a dialog box. You should use the TAB key to move
from field to field. Be careful not to press ENTER.
Function Keys
The use of each of the function keys can be duplicated in other ways with the exception of F2. You may
find that the on-screen equivalents to the function keys are easier and allow you to keep your eyes on
the screen.
Option
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Description
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F1
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Displays Help
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F2
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Toggles Text Window
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F3
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Toggles OSNAP
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F4
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Toggles TABMODE
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F5
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Toggles ISOPLANE
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F6
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Toggles UCSDETECT (Not available in AutoCAD LT)
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F7
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Toggles GRIDMODE
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F8
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Toggles ORTHOMODE
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F9
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Toggles
SNAPMODE
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F10
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Toggles Polar Tracking
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F11
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Toggles Object Snap Tracking
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F12
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Toggles Dynamic Input
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