(8 may 2003)
Internal commands can
be disabled (or undefined). Use the _UNDEFINE and _REDEFINE command.
(8 may 2003)
' |
(quote mark) Transparency prefix - allows a command to be executed inside another command. Eg 'ZOOM |
- |
(dash) Command line prefix - invokes a non-dialog version of a command. Eg -LAYER |
_ |
(underscore) Non-localised command prefix - original English command names in a localised version of AutoCAD. Eg _LINE |
. |
(period) Non-redefined command prefix - of commands that have been messed with by a third party, like PLOT or commands that have been undefined using the UNDEFINE command. |
+ |
(plus) Dialog tab prefix - for selecting a particular dialog tab. Eg '._+DSETTINGS |
(8 may 2003)
You may have seen this type of control codes: { \fTahoma|b0|i0|c0|p34}.
style='font-family:Arial'> What do they mean?
\f |
Sets the font name (TT or SHX) |
b |
Switches 'bold' on (1) or off (0) |
i |
Switches 'italic' on (1) or off (0) |
c
|
Sets code page (0=no, 2=symbols; 234=EE; etc.) |
p |
Sets font pitch and family |
(8 may 2003)
Use the ADCNAVIGATE command to point the AutoCAD Design Centre to a specific
directory. Note the below macro, and how the path name uses forward slashes.
^C^CADCNAVIGATE;C:/Documents and Settings/All Users/Documents
(11 August 2003)
Invoking the UCS command and typing E reveals a hidden function; Select object
to align UCS:.