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Seminar
Reference Information
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Drawings
and Support Files
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The
Craftsman® Tool Box of Parts (Office Standards) |
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The
following drawing files are examples of how to
build your AutoCAD standards into AutoCAD 2004,
2002, and 2000. Each drawing contains pre-defined
standards (text styles, layers, etc.) that can
be added to any new or existing drawings. The
information in these files can be added to the
current drawing in whole by using the Insert command
or selectively by using the Design Center (CTRL+2).
The following drawings contain text styles, dim
styles, layers, blocks, line types, and layouts.
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OddViewports2000.dwg |
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This
drawing contains odd-shaped viewports for LT2000/2002/2004.
AutoCAD LT will read and edit odd-shaped viewports
(with grips) but will not create them. This drawing
contains many different shapes. Use what you need
and delete the rest. Right-click for options
to save the file. |
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Rtext2000.dwg
(For use with Express Tools) |
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This
is an example of Rtext in a drawing. It can be
inserted into any drawing and it will pick up
the properties of that drawing. Right-click
for options to save the file.
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Trees2000.dwg |
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This
is an example of a file that contains a group
of similar symbols (trees) drawn at 1 unit. These
can be inserted using the Design Center to the
scale needed. Right-click for options to
save the file.
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Thomas
Register - Part and Symbol Libraries |
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These
FREE part and symbol libraries contain thousands
of searchableDWGs ready to be inserted into AutoCAD
and AutoCAD LT drawings. |
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3Dcafe.com |
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This
site contains hundreds of free, searchable, 3D models
for your use in your projects. |
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More
links to blocks and symbols |
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