#Autocad commands and their uses series#

For that reason, I recommend using the SAVEALL command prior to using the CLOSEALL command. If youвЂ™ve not yet saved the drawing then you will be prompted to save for every drawing that will be closed. It simply closes all drawings and returns you to the Start tab. So if you have multiple sessions of AutoCAD open you will have to perform the command in each session.Д¬LOSEALL: Well, it does exactly closes all the drawings you have open for that session of AutoCAD. This command will instantly save all drawings that you have open in that session of AutoCAD. In any open drawing simply type in SAVEALL and hit Enter. This little command eliminates that need. SAVEALL: If you have several drawings open and need to save them all itвЂ™s usually a pain to have to click on each tab and then save each one. They are both very powerful commands that do exactly what their names portray. There are two AutoCAD commands that are not very well known that I thought IвЂ™d highlight in this short blog.SAVEALL and CLOSEALL. Use the DIM command to create dimensions automatically according to the object type that you want to dimension. The basic types of dimensioning are linear, radial, angular, ordinate, and arc length. AutoCADвЂ™s Lesser Known Commands вЂ“ JOIN and OVERKILL You can create several types of dimensions for a variety of object types in many orientations and alignments.AutoCADвЂ™s Lesser Known Commands вЂ“ BURST.

AutoCADвЂ™s Lesser Known Commands вЂ“ SAVEALL and CLOSEALL.

#Autocad commands and their uses series#

Part of Series: AutoCAD's Lesser Known Commands Series