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Using AutoCAD UNDO: It’s more than just one step back

December 5, 2011 by Edwin Prakoso 2 Comments

Do you know that there are more things AutoCAD UNDO command can do for you, than just one step back? See all the options it has here!

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How to create classic workspace in AutoCAD

Do you know that AutoCAD 2015 doesn’t have classic workspace? Don’t worry, you still can create it and use toolbar. Read how to create it here.

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