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István Csanády is the Founder and CEO of Shapr3D, the world's first mobile CAD. He previously worked at @Ustream and @LogMeIn.

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R. Khouri is a CAD Engineer, CAD manager, Corporate trainer and Educator he has worked with big industries and create training institution in Quebec (Canada) and delivers training to corporate clients in AutoCAD. He is Currently Autodesk Developper and author authorized .You can get more on AutoCAD and Autolisp/Visual lisp from TutoCAD

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avatar for Hai LeHai Le

I am currently working on a civil engineering degree and working part-time doing AutoCAD, Revit, site inspections, cost estimates, and CAD/BIM tutoring. I have taught AutoCAD and Revit courses as an adjunct professor. My goal is to become a reputable structural engineer. I enjoy being outdoors and cooking.
You can reach me on twitter: @ThatCADguy

avatar for Mike MattsonMike Mattson

Mike Mattson is a 20 year veteran of the CAD industry. He learned AutoCAD at r13 (Oh! It’s Windows based!) and currently uses Microstation V8i to design electrical substations in the United States. He enjoys reading, motorcycling and puzzling through poorly documented CAD software features. He lives with his first wife and only daughter about 400 miles southeast of the geographic center of North America.

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6 Things AutoCAD Command Line Can Do for You (Infographics)

AutoCAD Command Line is the most important feature in AutoCAD. Veteran users can use two hands (one on the keyboard and the other using mouse) and draw very quickly. It is faster than relying on the GUI only.

The new users probably using GUI more than older users like me. They prefer the Ribbon and use the Command Line less. 

In this post, you can see 6 things AutoCAD Command Line can do to make your life easier. You don’t have to use them all, but at least you know it can be done. If you think it’s good, use it. But if you don’t like it, leave it.

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