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| adam_text | INSIDE AUTOCAD 2002 BY DAVID HARRINGTON BILL BURCHARD DAVID PITZER 201
WEST 103RD STREET, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA 46290 TABLE OF CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION XXXV PARTI INTRODUCING AUTOCAD 2002 I WHAT S NEW IN AUTOCAD
2002 5 THE SEVENTEENTH RELEASE OF AUTOCAD 6 INTERNET IMPROVEMENTS 6
AUTOCAD TODAY 1 7 MOST RECENTLY USED 8 PUBLISH TO WEB 9 DWF TEMPLATE 9
PAGETHEMES 9 AUTOCAD I-DROP 11 ETRANSMIT 11 SYSTEM ENHANCEMENTS 12 FILE
NAVIGATION CHANGES 12 HYPEDUP LINKS 14 UCSICON ENHANCEMENT 14
MULTIPROCESSOR SUPPORT 15 EMPOWERED OUTPUT 16 PLOTTING ENHANCEMENTS 16
PLOTMERGE 16 PRINTER AND PAPER SIZE FILTER 16 TRUE COLOR PLOT STYLE 18
NEW HELP SYSTEM 18 INCREASED FUNCTIONALITY 19 LAYER STATES 19 DRAG AND
DROP HATCH 21 ARRAY DIALOG 21 PURGE DIALOG 22 STRENGTHENED MODIFIERS 22
DOUBLE-CLICK EDITING 23 MULTIPLE PEDIT 23 EXTEND AND TRIM 24 FILLET AND
CHAMFER PLINES 25 SUMMARY 26 VI LNSIDE AUTOCAD 2002 PART II STARTING NEW
PROJECTS WITH AUTOCAD 2002 2 STARTING A DRAWING IN AUTOCAD 2002 31 THE
STARTUP DIALOG BOX 32 STARTING FROM SCRATCH: UNDERSTANDING AUTOCAD S
DEFAULT VALUES 33 USING WIZARDS TO AUTOMATE SETTINGS 35 UNDERSTANDING
THE WIZARD SELECTIONS 35 USING THE AVAILABLE TEMPLATES TO START A
DRAWING 41 CUSTOMIZING AND SAVING A TEMPLATE FILE ..........41
CONTROLLING DRAWING SETTINGS 44 REVISITING THE DRAWING LIMITS ...... 45
CONTROLLING DRAWING UNITS 45 DEFINING DRAFTING SETTINGS 46 SUMMARY 48 3
CONTROLLING THE AUTOCAD 2002 DRAWING ENVIRONMENT 51 SPECIFYING SEARCH
PATHS AND FILENAMES 52 OPTIONS FOR DISPLAY 55 WINDOW ELEMENTS 56 LAYOUT
ELEMENTS 58 CROSSHAIR SIZE 58 DISPLAY RESOLUTION 58 DISPLAY PERFORMANCE
59 REFERENCE EDIT FADING INTENSITY 60 OPEN ANDSAVE SETTINGS 60 FILE SAVE
61 FILE SAFETY PRECAUTIONS 62 FILE OPEN 63 EXTERNAL REFERENCES (XREFS)
63 OBJECTARX APPLICATIONS , 64 SETTING PLOTTING OPTIONS 65 DEFAULT PLOT
SETTINGS FOR NEW DRAWINGS 66 GENERAL PLOT OPTIONS 66 DEFAULT PLOT STYLE
BEHAVIOR FOR NEW DRAWINGS 66 CONFIGURING THE SYSTEM 66 CURRENT 3D
GRAPHICS DISPLAY 67 CURRENT POINTING DEVICE 67 LAYOUT REGEN OPTIONS 68
DBCONNECT OPTIONS ...69 GENERAL OPTIONS 69 CONTENTS LIVE ENABLER OPTIONS
* ................ 70 SETTING USER PREFERENCES 71 WINDOWS STANDARD
BEHAVIOR , 72 AUTOCAD DESIGNCENTER 73 HYPERLINK 73 PRIORITY FOR
COORDINATE DATA ENTRY , 74 OBJECT SORTING METHODS 74 ASSOCIATIVE
DIMENSIONING 76 LINEWEIGHT SETTINGS , .,.,., 76 CHOOSING DRAFTING
OPTIONS , 76 AUTOSNAP SETTINGS 77 AUTO TRACK SETTINGS 78 ALIGNMENT POINT
ACQUISITION 78 CONTROLLING SELECTION METHODS 79 SELECTION MODES 80 GRIPS
, 81 SAVING THE OPTIONS TO A PROFILE 81 SUMMARY 87 ORGANIZING A DRAWING
WITH LAYERS 89 THE LAYER PROPERTIES MANAGER 91 STANDARDIZING LAYER NAMES
91 LAYER NAME CONSIDERATIONS .*.,.****. 92 PREDEFINED STANDARDS 92
EXTENDED LAYER NAMES 93 CONTROLLING OBJECT PROPERTIES 94 ASSIGNING
PROPERTIES TO NEW OBJECTS: THE OBJECT PROPERTIES TOOLBAR 95 THE BYLAYER
PROPERTY VALUE 95 THE COLOR PROPERTY 97 THE LINETYPE AND LINEWEIGHT
PROPERTIES 97 THE PLOT STYLE PROPERTY 102 CONTROLLING OBJECT BEHAVIOR
103 LAYER VISIBILITY ........103 TURNING LAYERS OFF VERSUS FREEZING
LAYERS 104 FREEZING GLOBALLY VERSUS FREEZING IN THE ACTIVE VIEWPORT..
.106 THE PLOT/DON T PLOT FEATURE 106 LOCKING LAYERS 107 USING LAYER
FILTERS 108 APPLYING LAYER FILTERS , 108 CREATING NAMED LAYER FILTERS
110 USING WILDCARD CHARACTERS IN LAYER FILTERS 113 VIII INSIDE AUTOCAD 2
I USING LAYER STATES 115 LAYER STATE SAVING 115 LAYER PREVIOUSTOOL , 117
SUMMARY 118 5 USING LINETYPES AND LINEWEIGHTS EFFECTIVELY 121 WORKING
WITH EXISTING LINETYPES 122 ASSIGNING LINETYPES 122 LOADING LINETYPES ,
123 WORKING WITH THE LINETYPE SCALE FACTOR 126 CREATING AND USING CUSTOM
LINETYPES 130 THE SIMPLE LINETYPE DEFINITION 131 THE COMPLEX LINETYPE
DEFINITION ...... 135 USING SHAPE FILES IN COMPLEX LINETYPE DEFINITIONS
138 WORKING WITH LINEWEIGHTS 139 ASSIGNING LINEWEIGHTS 140 UNDERSTANDING
LINEWEIGHT BEHAVIOR 140 SUMMARY 145 PART III CREATING AND EDITING
DRAWINGS 6 ACCURACY IN CREATING DRAWINGS WITH AUTOCAD 2002 149
COORDINATE SYSTEMS 150 COORDINATE POINT ENTRY METHODS 152 USING ABSOLUTE
COORDINATES 152 USING RELATIVE COORDINATES 154 DIRECT DISTANCE ENTRY 156
COORDINATE DISPLAY 157 CHANGING COORDINATE SYSTEMS 160 WORLD COORDINATE
SYSTEM 160 USER COORDINATE SYSTEMS 162 THEUCS COMMAND 167 NEW UCS
COMMAND FEATURES 168 THE UCSICON COMMAND 171 SETTING UP DRAFTING
SETTINGS 174 UNDERSTANDING SNAP AND GRID OPTIONS 174 SNAP 175 GRID 175
SNAP TYPE & STYLE 176 THE POLAR TRACKING FEATURE 177 CONTENTS IX OBJECT
SNAPPING 179 OSNAP MODES 181 RUNNING OSNAP TOGGLE AND OSNAP OVERRIDE 182
AUTOSNAP 182 USING AUTOTRACK 186 OBJECT SNAP TRACKING 187 POLAR TRACKING
188 FROM AND APPARENT INTERSECTION OSNAPS 192 EXTENSION AND PARALLEL
OSNAPS 194 CONSTRUCTION LINES AND RAYS 196 SUMMARY 197 7 CREATING
ELEMENTARY OBJECTS 199 USING THE LINE COMMAND 200 THE LINE COMMAND
OPTIONS 204 USING THE ARC COMMAND 205 THE ARC COMMAND OPTIONS 207 USING
THE CIRCLE COMMAND 210 CIRCLE COMMAND OPTIONS 211 USING THE POLYGON
COMMAND 214 DRAWING ELLIPSES 216 ELLIPSE COMMAND OPTIONS 217 SUMMARY 225
8 CREATING POLYLINES AND SPLINES 227 POLYLINES VERSUS LINES 228 CREATING
POLYLINES 229 CONTROLLING POLYLINE APPEARANCE WITH FILL 234 POLYLINE
TYPES 235 THE CONVERT COMMAND 236 THE 3DPOLY COMMAND 237 EDITING
POLYLINES ....237 EDITING ENTIRE POLYLINES WITH PEDIT 237 USING THE
PEDIT FIT AND SPLINE OPTIONS 241 EDITING POLYLINE VERTICES WITH PEDIT
244 CREATING TRUE SPLINES 248 CONTROLLING SPLINES WITH SPLINEDIT 250
SUMMARY 254 X INSIDEAUTPC I 002 9 UNDERSTANDING THE QUERY FEATURES IN
AUTOCAD 2002 257 OBTAINING OBJECT INFORMATION ...258 OBJECT PROPERTIES
TOOLBAR 258 INQUIRY TOOLS 260 DISTANCE 261 QUERYING FOR AREAS IN BLOCKS
AND XREFS , 263 UNDERSTANDING BLOCK ATTRIBUTES 265 FINDING AND REPLACING
ATTRIBUTES 268 ATTRIBUTE TOOLS 269 THE BLOCK ATTRIBUTE MANAGER 270 THE
ENHANCED ATTRIBUTE EDITOR 272 EXTRACTING BLOCK AND ATTRIBUTE DATA 273
USING THE ATTEXT COMMAND 274 EXTRACTION FORMATS ....275 USING THE NEW
EATTEXT COMMAND 276 SUMMARY 278 10 BASIC OBJECT EDITING 281 ASSEMBLING A
SELECTION SET,. 282 PICKING OBJECTS DIRECTLY 283 USING IMPLIED
WINDOWING, WINDOW, AND CROSSING WINDOW 283 IMPLIED WINDOWING 283
EXPLICITLY USING THE WINDOW OR CROSSING WINDOW METHOD 284 SELECTION
MODES AVAILABLE FOR SELECTING OBJECTS 285 UNDERSTANDING NOUN/VERB
SELECTION 285 REPLACING AND ADDING SELECTED OBJECTS WITH THE USE STUFT
TO ADD OPTION 286 USING PRESS AND DRAG 286 OTHER USEFUL SELECTION
OPTIONS 287 REFMING THE SELECTION SET 290 REMOVING OBJECTS FROM THE
SELECTION SET 291 HOLDING DOWN THE SHIFT KEY 291 USING OBJECT CYCLING
291 RECOVERING FROM UNINTENTIONAL EDITS 292 RECOVERING ERASED OBJECTS
292 UNDOING CHANGES 293 RESIZING OBJECTS ....295 SCALING OBJECTS 295
STRETCHING OBJECTS 296 CONTENTS TRIMMING OBJECTS 297 EXTENDING OBJECTS
298 USING THE EDGE OPTION TO EXTEND THE CUTTING EDGES 299 BREAKING
OBJECTS 299 RELOCATING OBJECTS USING MOVE AND ROTATE 303 MOVING OBJECTS
303 ROTATING OBJECTS 304 USING THE REFERENCE OPTION FOR THE ROTATE
COMMAND 304 DUPLICATING OBJECTS 305 COPYING OBJECTS , 305 DUPLICATING
OBJECTS WITH OFFSET 307 CREATING A MIRROR IMAGE 308 CREATING ARRAYS OF
OBJECTS 308 CREATING A RECTANGULAR ARRAY 308 CREATING A POLAR ARRAY 311
CHAMFERING CORNERS 313 DEFININGTHE BEVEL 313 DEALING WITH POLYLINES IN
THE CHAMFER COMMAND 315 TO TRIM OR NOT TO TRIM 316 FILLETING OBJECTS 317
CREATING AN ARE USING FILLET 317 SUMMARY 321 ADVANCED GEOMETRY EDITING
323 WINDOWS FUNCTIONALITY IN AUTOCAD 324 COPYING WITH THE CLIPBOARD 324
CUT AND PASTE BLOCK INSERTION 325 DRAG-AND-DROP BLOCK INSERTION 327 GRIP
EDITING 328 ENABLING GRIPS 328 ACTIVATING THE GRIP EDITING MODES 330
DEACTIVATING THE GRIPS 330 USING THE STRETCH MODE 331 STRETCHING
MULTIPLE POINTS AT THE SAME TIME 332 USING THE MOVE MODE 332 USING THE
ROTATE MODE 333 USING THE SCALE MODE , 333 USING THE MIRROR MODE 334
INVOKING THE GRIP EDITING BASE POINT OPTION 334 INVOKING THE GRIP
EDITING COPY OPTION 335 XII INSIDE AUTOCAD 2002 CHANGING AN OBJECT S
PROPERTIES 338 UNDERSTANDING THE OBJECT PROPERTIES MANAGER 339 THE MATCH
PROPERTIES TOOL 342 USING QUICK SELECT 344 SPECIFYING OBJECTS TO BE
FILTERED WITH APPLY TO ,....,. 346 THE OBJECT TYPE DROP-DOWN LIST 346
THE PROPERTIES OPTION 346 THE OPERATOR OPTION 346 USING THE OPTIONS IN
HOW TO APPLY 347 THE APPEND TO CURRENT SELECTION SET CONTROL 347 USING
OBJECT SELECTION FILTERS 348 DEFINING SIMPLE SELECTION CRITERIA FOR
FILTERS 348 DEFINING A COMPLEX SELECTION CRITERIA FOR FILTERS 349 SAVING
AND RESTORING THE CRITERIA FOR FILTERS 349 CREATING AND EDITING GROUPS
351 CREATING A GROUP 351 SELECTING A GROUP TO EDIT *..*...*. 352
INQUIRING ABOUT A GROUP S MEMBERSHIP 353 MODIFYING AN EXISTING GROUP 353
DELETING A GROUP 353 EXPLODING COMPOUND OBJECTS 354 SPECIALIZED EDITING
COMMANDS 355 EDITING ATTRIBUTE VALUES 355 USING DDATTE ON ATTRIBUTES 355
USING -ATTEDIT ON ATTRIBUTES 356 EDITING EXTERNAL REFERENCES 357 EDITING
RASTER IMAGES 357 CLIPPING IMAGES 357 ADJUSTINGTHE IMAGE 357 CONTROLLING
TRANSPARENCY 357 EDITING MULTILINES 358 EDITING POLYLINES 359 EDITING
SPLINES 359 EDITING TEXT AND MTEXT 359 LENGTHENING AND SHORTENING
OBJECTS 360 ALIGNING OBJECTS 360 RENAMING NAMED OBJECTS , 363 DELETING
NAMED OBJECTS 365 SUMMARY 368 CONTENTS XIII 12 APPLICATIONS FOR AUTOCAD
DESIGNCENTER 371 UNDERSTANDING THE AUTOCAD DESIGNCENTER INTERFACE 372
EXPLORING THE AUTOCAD DESIGNCENTER TREE VIEW 372 EXPLORING THE AUTOCAD
DESIGNCENTER PALETTE ,.,,*.* 375 VIEWING IMAGES AND DESCRIPTIONS OF
SOURCE OBJECTS 377 LOADING CONTENT INTO DESIGNCENTER 378 USING THE LOAD
DESIGNCENTER PALETTE FEATURE ,379 SEARCHING FOR CONTENT USING THE FIND
FEATURE 382 ADDING CONTENT TO DRAWINGS 384 SUMMARY 387 13 CREATING AND
USING BLOCKS 389 UNDERSTANDING BLOCKS , 390 THE NEW BLOCK DEFINITION
DIALOG BOX 393 DEFINING BLOCKS 395 THE EFFECT OF THE CURRENT UCS ON
BLOCK DEFINITIONS 396 INSERTING BLOCKS 400 INSERT AND-INSERT , 400
MINSERT VERSUS ARRAY 400 MEASURE AND DIVIDE , 401 WINDOWS-BASED
INSERTION FEATURES 404 BLOCK REFERENCE 405 BEHAVIOR OF BLOCK PROPERTIES
405 REDEFINING BLOCKS WITH IN-PLACE REFERENCE EDITING , 408 USING NESTED
BLOCKS 412 MANAGING BLOCKS EFFECTIVELY 413 WBLOCK COMMAND 413 ORGANIZING
BLOCKS 413 AUTOCAD DESIGNCENTER 414 SUMMARY 415 14 WORKING WITH DRAWINGS
AND EXTERNAL REFERENCES PRODUCTIVELY 417 WORKING WITH DRAWINGS
PRODUCTIVELY 418 AUTOCAD 2002 S PARTIAL OPEN FEATURE 419 AUTOCAD 2002 S
PARTIAL LOAD FEATURE 421 WORKING WITH EXTERNAL REFERENCES PRODUCTIVELY
423 USING XREFS VERSUS BLOCKS 423 INSERTING AN XREF: ATTACH VERSUS
OVERLAY 424 UNLOADING AND RELOADING XREFS 427 PERMANENTLY INSERTING AN
XREF: BIND VERSUS XBIND 428 XIV INSIDE AUTOCAD 2 CLIPPING BOUNDARIES 431
CREATING MULTIPLE CLIPPING BOUNDARIES 432 DEMAND LOADING 433 LAYER AND
SPATIAL INDEXES 434 MANAGING XREFS 436 THE XREF MANAGER 436 DISPLAYING
XREFS WITH LIST VIEW VERSUS TREE VIEW 436 EXPLICIT AND IMPLICIT XREF
PATHS 439 CIRCULAR XREFS 442 USING PROJECTNAME TO SPECIFY XREF SEARCH
PATHS 443 XREF LAYERS, COLORS, LINETYPES, AND LINEWEIGHTS 446 THE
IN-PLACE REFERENCE EDITING FEATURE 446 SUMMARY 451 PART IV ANNOTATING,
DIMENSIONING, AND PLOTTING 15 TEXT ANNOTATION 455 DRAWING SINGLE-LINE
TEXT 456 CHOOSING THE CORRECT TEXT HEIGHT 458 CHOOSING A JUSTIFICATION
459 CHOOSING A TEXT STYLE 460 CONTINUING BELOW THE PREVIOUS LINE 460
USING SPECIAL FORMATTING CODES AND SYMBOLS 461 EDITING SINGLE-LINE TEXT
462 USING DDEDIT 462 USING PROPERTIES 463 DEFININGTEXT STYLES 464
PREVIEWING THE TEXT STYLE SETTINGS .466 CHOOSING A FONT AND STYLE 466
SETTING A HEIGHT 467 SPECIFYING SPECIAL EFFECTS 467 UPSIDE DOWN,
BACKWARDS, AND VERTICAL TEXT 467 SETTING A WIDTH FACTOR 468 SETTING AN
OBLIQUE ANGLE 469 DRAWING PARAGRAPHS OF TEXT WITH MTEXT 470 USING THE
CHARACTER TAB 471 CHANGING MTEXT S FONT FILE AND TEXT HEIGHT 471 SETTING
THE BOLD, ITALIC, AND UNDERLINE TEXT PROPERTIES 471 STACKING AND
UNSTACKING FRACTIONS 471 COLOR SETTINGS 473 USING SPECIAL SYMBOLS 473
CONTENTS XV USING THE PROPERTIES TAB 473 USING THE LINE SPACING TAB 474
USING THE FIND/REPLACE TAB , 474 EDITING MTEXT OBJECTS 475 PERFORMING A
SPELLING CHECK 475 SPECIFYING THE DICTIONARIES 476 CREATING A
SUPPLEMENTAL DICTIONARY 477 LOOKING AT ADDITIONAL TEXT OPTIONS 477
ENABLING THE QUICK TEXT DISPLAY 477 SPECIFYING AN ALTERNATE FONT FILE
478 MAPPING FONTS 478 DRAWING TEXT AS ATTRIBUTES 478 DRAGGING AND
DROPPING TEXT FILES 478 COPYING TEXT USING THE CLIPBOARD 479 TEXT
PROPERTY MODIFIKATION 479 SCALINGTEXT 479 CHANGING TEXT JUSTIFICATIONS
480 SPACE TRANSLATION 480 CREATING YOUR OWN SHAPE FILE 480 SUMMARY 481
16 DRAWING HATCH PATTERNS 483 CREATING HATCH PATTERNS USING BHATCH 484
SPECIFYING A PATTERN 485 PREDEFINED PATTERNS 486 USER-DEFINED PATTERNS
489 CUSTOM PATTERNS 489 INHERIT PROPERTIES BUTTON 489 ASSOCIATIVE VERSUS
NON-ASSOCIATIVE HATCH OBJECTS 490 DEFINING HATCH BOUNDARIES 490 USING
PICK POINTS 491 SELECTING OBJECTS 491 DEALING WITH ISLANDS 492 DEFINING
THE BOUNDARY SET 494 RETAINING BOUNDARIES 494 DETECTING ISLANDS 494
OTHER BOUNDARY HATCH CONTROLS 495 EDITING HATCH PATTERNS 498 USING
HATCHEDIT 498 EDITING HATCH BOUNDARIES 500 XVI INSIDEAUL OTHER HATCHING
CONSIDERATIONS 500 ALIGNING HATCH OBJECTS 500 EXPLODING HATCH OBJECTS
501 CONTROLLING VISIBILITY WITH FILLMODE 501 SELECTING HATCH OBJECTS AND
THEIR BOUNDARIES 501 USING POINT ACQUISITION WITH THE HATCH COMMAND 502
CUSTOMIZING HATCH PATTERNS 503 DEFMING THE HEADER LINE 503 USING
BOUNDARY TO DELINEATE AREAS AND ISLANDS 505 SUMMARY 505 17 PRODUCTIVE
DIMENSIONING 507 BECOMING PROFICIENT AT PRODUCTIVE DIMENSIONING 508
LINEAR DIMENSIONING 508 LINEAR OPTIONS 509 BASELINE DIMENSIONS 510 QUICK
DIMENSIONS 513 CONTINUE DIMENSIONS 513 ALIGNED AND ROTATED DIMENSIONS
.514 OTHER DIMENSIONS 516 RADIUS AND DIAMETER DIMENSIONS 516 ANGULAR
DIMENSIONS 516 ORDINATE DIMENSIONS 517 TOLERANCE DIMENSIONS 519 PLACING
TOLERANCE SYMBOLS IN A DRAWING 520 CREATING ANNOTATION WITH A LEADER 521
LEADER OPTIONS 521 ANNOTATION OPTIONS 522 INCREASING PRODUCTIVITY WITH
THIRD-PARTY PROGRAMS 524 DIMENSION PLACEMENT IN THE DRAWING 525 PROS AND
CONS OF DIMENSIONING IN MODEL SPACE 525 PROS AND CONS OF LAYOUT
DIMENSIONING * 526 IMPROVING PRODUCTIVITY: TIPS AND TECHNIQUES 526
SUMMARY 527 18 ADVANCED DIMENSIONING 529 DEFMING DIMENSION STYLES 530
DIMENSION STYLE OPTIONS 531 LINES AND ARROWS TAB 533 TEXT TAB 536 FIT
TAB , 537 CONTENTS XVII PRIMARY UNITS TAB 539 ALTERNATE UNITS TAB 540
TOLERANCES TAB 541 TIPS FOR CREATING EFFECTIVE DIMENSION STYLES 543
MODIFYING DIMENSIONS , 544 GRIP EDITING 544 EDITING DIMENSION TEXT 547
UPDATING DIMENSIONS .,..,. 549 USINGDIMEDIT 550 OVERRIDING DIMENSION
VARIABLES 551 ASSOCIATIVE DIMENSIONING 555 CONTROLLING ASSOCIATIVITY 556
USING ASSOCIATIVE DIMENSIONING 557 ASSOCIATIVE DIMENSIONING AND LAYOUTS
558 SUMMARY 561 19 PAPER SPACE LAYOUTS 563 USING PAPER SPACE LAYOUTS 564
CREATING LAYOUTS 565 UNDERSTANDING THE LIMITATIONS OF LAYOUTS 570
CONTROLLING OUTPUT THROUGH A PAGE SETUP 570 WORKING WITH VIEWPORTS IN A
LAYOUT 573 TILED VIEWPORTS VERSUS FLOATING VIEWPORTS 573 THE VIEWPORTS
TOOLBAR 575 CREATING NON-RECTANGULAR FLOATING VIEWPORTS 575 CONVERTING
OBJECTS TO FLOATING VIEWPORTS 577 CLIPPING EXISTING FLOATING VIEWPORTS
578 CONTROLLING A VIEWPORT S SCALE 580 THE VIEWPORTS DIALOG BOX 581
ACCESSING VIEWPORT COMMANDS THROUGH THE SHORTCUT MENUE 584 ALIGNING
OBJECTS IN FLOATING VIEWPORTS 586 CONTROLLING LAYER VISIBILITY IN
FLOATING VIEWPORTS 588 SUMMARY , , 593 20 PRODUCTIVE PLOTTING 595
CONFIGURING A PLOTTER 596 THE AUTODESK PLOTTER MANAGER 597 THE PLOTTER
CONFIGURATION EDITOR 601 XVIII INSIC 1 * O 2002 DEFINING PLOT STYLES 604
THE PLOT STYLE MANAGER 605 CHOOSING THE PLOT STYLE TABLE TYPE 607 ADDING
PLOT STYLES TO PLOT STYLE TABLES 608 CREATING PAGE SETUPS 614 PLOTTING
FROM AUTOCAD 2002 621 FEATURES OF THE PLOT DIALOG BOX 621 THE AUTOCAD
BATCH PLOT UTILITY 623 AUTOCAD S EPLOT AND EVIEW FEATURES 624 SUMMARY
625 PART Y CUSTOMIZING AND ADVANCED CONCEPTS 21 CUSTOMIZING WITHOUT
PROGRAMMING 629 CREATING COMMAND ALIASES 630 CUSTOMIZING AUTOCAD
TOOLBARS 633 MODIFYING AN EXISTING TOOLBAR 634 CREATING YOUR OWN TOOLBAR
637 ADDING A COMMAND TO THE CURSOR MENUE 639 SCRIPTS ANDSLIDES 643
SUMMARY 646 22 INTRODUCTION TO AUTOLISP PROGRAMMING 649 INTRODUCING
AUTOLISP , 650 UNDERSTANDING AUTOLISP S PARENTHESES 652 USING AUTOLISP
FOR KEYBOARD MACROS ,652 CREATING A SINGLE AUTOLISP FILE WITH MULTIPLE
MACROS 653 WORKING WITH APPLOAD AND THE LOAD/UNLOAD APPLICATIONS DIALOG
BOX 657 CREATING A SIMPLE AUTOLISP PROGRAM 658 FUNCTIONS, ROUTINES, AND
PROGRAMS 658 STAIR.LSP*A SIMPLE AUTOLISP PROGRAM 659 GATHERING
INFORMATION WITH THE GET-INFO ROUTINE 660 PUTTING THE VARIABLES TO WORK
WITH THE PROTO ROUTINE 662 BUILDING THE STAIRS WITH THE COPY-STEPS
ROUTINE 664 UNDERSTANDING ACAD.LSP AND ACADDOC.LSP 668 A BRIEF LOOK AT
VISUAL LISP 669 SUMMARY 671 CONTENTS XIX 23 EFFECTIVE APPLICATIONS FOR
OLE OBJECTS IN AUTOCAD 2002 673 UNDERSTANDING OBJECT LINKING AND
EMBEDDING , 674 IMPORTING OBJECTS INTO AUTOCAD USING OLE , 675 USING THE
INSERT OBJECT DIALOG BOX TO INSERT OLE OBJECTS 676 PASTING OLE OBJECTS
INTO AUTOCAD , ,. 678 USING DRAG AND DROP TO INSERT OLE OBJECTS 680
CONTROLLING OLE OBJECT PROPERTIES , .*... 680 CONTROLLING OLE OBJECT
SIZE 681 CONTROLLING OLE OBJECTS USING THE SHORTCUT MENUE 683 CUTTING,
COPYING, AND CLEARING OLE OBJECTS 684 UNDOING OLE OBJECT EDITS 684
CONTROLLING OLE OBJECT SELECTABILITY 685 CONTROLLING OLE OBJECT DISPLAY
ORDER 687 EDITING AND CONVERTING OLE OBJECTS 687 CONTROLLING OLE OBJECT
VISIBILITY 691 CONTROLLING OLE OBJECT LAYER PROPERTIES 691 GLOBALLY
CONTROLLING OLE OBJECT VISIBILITY 693 WORKING WITH LINKED OLE OBJECTS
693 EXPORTING AUTOCAD OBJECTS BY USING OLE 695 SUMMARY 699 24 USING
EXTERNAL DATABASES 701 SETTING UP AUTOCAD TO WORK WITH EXTERNAL
DATABASES 702 CREATING AN ODBC DATA SOURCE FILE 703 CREATING AN OLE DB
CONFIGURATION FILE 707 WORKING WITH DATABASE TABLES * , ...710 ACCESSING
TABLES FROM THE DBCONNECT MANAGER 710 VIEWING TABLE DATA WITH DATA VIEW
, 712 EDITING TABLE DATA WITH DATA VIEW .....718 WORKING WITH DATA AND
OBJECTS 722 LINKING DATA TO AUTOCAD OBJECTS 722 CREATING A LINK TEMPLATE
723 CREATING LINKS 725 LABELING OBJECTS WITH DATA FROM TABLES 728 USING
QUERIES 731 QUERYING OBJECTS 733 SUMMARY 735 INSIDE/ IL * .D 2002 PART
VI CAD ON THE INTERNET 25 PUBLISHING ON THE WEB 739 AUTOCAD 2002: WHERE
DESIGN CONNECTS TO THE WEB 740 THE INTERNET, INTRANETS, AND EXTRANETS
741 IMPACT OF THE INTERNET ON CAD ..... 741 DIRECT BENEFITS OF THE NET
FOR CAD 742 UNDERSTANDING THE CAPABILITIES OF THE WEB-ORIENTED AUTOCAD
2002 742 SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS 742 HELP SYSTEM 743 CONFIGURING WINDOWS AND
AUTOCAD FOR THE INTERNET 743 THE INETLOCATION SYSTEM VARIABLE 744 THE
BROWSER COMMAND 745 VIEWING DESIGN DATA ON THE WEB 746 URLS AS
FIRST-CLASS CITIZENS 746 OPENING A DWG FILE DIRECTLY FROM THE INTERNET
747 USING THE SELECT FILE DIALOG BOX 747 SPECIFYING A URL IN THE TEXT
WINDOW 748 USING THE BROWSE THE WEB DIALOG BOX 749 THE MRU FILE LIST
,.,..,. 750 SAVING A DWG TO THE INTERNET 751 CANCELING FILE TRANSFERS
752 FAVORITES AND SHORTCUTS 752 UNDERSTANDING DWF FILES , ,754
WHATLSDWF? 756 BENEFITS OF DWF , ......757 VIEWING DWG FILES 758 TOOLS
FOR VIEWING DWG FILES ON THE WEB 758 VIEWING DWF FILES WITH WHIP! .759
THE WHIP! BROWSER TOOL 759 HOW TO GET THE WHIP! BROWSER TOOL 759 ABOUT
WHIP! RELEASE 4 759 USING SAVEAS 761 PRINTING DWF FILES FROM YOUR
BROWSER 762 PREPARING YOUR DRAWINGS FOR THE WEB 762 STRATEGIES FOR A
SECURE WEB SITE 762 DWG-DWF FILE CO-LOCATION 763 USING DRAG AND DROP TO
OPEN OR INSERT DWG FILES 763 HYPERLINKS 764 CREATING AND EXECUTING
HYPERLINKS 764 THE WEB TOOLBAR 767 ____________ ._,.., CONTENTS XXI
EPLOT 768 ELEMENTS OF A CAD-ORIENTED WEB SITE 769 COMPANY INFORMATION
769 PORTFOLIO 769 FEEDBACK MECHANISMS 770 PUBLISHING DRAWINGS TO THE WEB
770 PUBLISH TO WEB 770 SUMMARY , 776 26 PROJECT COLLABORATION OVER THE
INTERNET 779 COORDINATION AND THE ITERATIVE DESIGN PROCESS 780 REAL-LIFE
COORDINATION PROBLEMS 781 USING THE INTERNET TO FACILITATE COORDINATION
781 STAYING ON TOP OF PROJECTS , 782 COLLABORATIVE INTERNET TECHNOLOGIES
783 REDLINING TOOLS *783 VOLO VIEW EXPRESS 784 WHITEBOARDING ....* 784
MICROSOFT NETMEETING 784 NETSCAPE COMMUNICATOR 786 PICTURETEL
GROUPBOARD/GROUPSHARE 786 EMAIL 787 INTERNET XREFS , 787 CASE STUDY
BACKGROUND: ARCHITEKTON 789 COMPANY INFORMATION 789 COMPANY PHILOSOPHY
789 BASIC BUSINESS CASE 790 BUILDING THE SUPPORT INFRASTRUCTURE 791
IMPLEMENTATION 792 SITE PLANNING 792 CONTENT CREATION 792 PUBLISHING 793
GOING LIVE ONLINE 794 SITE HOST ISSUES , 794 CLIENT EDUCATIONAL ISSUES
794 MAINTENANCE 795 STAYING FRESH 795 ADOPTING AND INTEGRATING NEW
TECHNOLOGIES 796 TAKING THE ARCHITEKTON TOUR 797 NAVIGATING THE
ARCHITEKTON SITE 797 STUDYING THE SITE LAYOUT 797 XXII INSIDE AUTOCAD
2002 HOME PAGE 798 CONTENTS PAGE 798 BROWSING THE INFORMATIONAL MATERIAL
799 FIRM PROFILE 799 SERVICES (ON THE MAIN CONTENTS PAGE) 801 FUEL
SERVICES 802 MEDIA , 802 VIEWING DRAWING DATA 804 UPDATES 805 DRAWINGS
807 SPECS 808 EQUIPMENT 809 CONTACTS 809 EDI 810 SUMMARY 811 PART VII
AUTOCAD IN 3D 27 INTRODUCTION TO 3D 815 UNDERSTANDING 3D COORDINATE
SYSTEMS 816 DEFINING A USER COORDINATE SYSTEM IN 3D SPACE 818 DEFINING A
NEW UCS 818 RIGHT-HAND RULE 822 USING THE UCS MANAGER 823 UCSS AND
VIEWPORTS 826 USING VIEWPORTS 829 INTERACTIVE VIEWING IN 3D 835
ADJUSTING CLIPPING PLANES IN 3D ORBIT VIEW 840 USING CONTINUOUS ORBIT
843 SHADING A MODEL 845 SUMMARY 847 28 DRAWING IN 3D IN AUTOCAD 849
WORKING WITH LINES, POLYLINES, AND 3D POLYLINES 850 USING OBJECT SNAPS
AND POINT FILTERS 854 OBJECTSNAPS 854 POINT FILTERS , 858 3D AUTOCAD
EDITING COMMANDS 860 USING MOVE, COPY, SCALE, AND ROTATE IN 3D 860 THE
MIRROR3D COMMAND 862 _ _ _ _ _ ^ ^ XXIII THE 3DROTATE COMMAND 864 THE
ALIGN COMMAND 866 THE 3DARRAY COMMAND 869 EXTEND, TRIM, AND OTHER
EDITING COMMANDS IN 3D 870 WORKING WITH REGIONS , , 873 SUMMARY 876 29
SURFACING IN 3D 879 BASIC SURFACING TECHNIQUES 880 USING 3D FACES AND
POLYFACE MESHES 880 WORKING WITH ADVANCED SURFACING COMMANDS 884 THE
EDGESURF COMMAND 885 THE RULESURF COMMAND 887 THE TABSURF COMMAND 890
THE REVSURF COMMAND 892 DETERMINING THE POSITIVE DIRECTION OF ROTATION
893 CONSIDERING 3D MESHES 896 EDITING MESH SURFACES 897 SUMMARY 898 30
SOLID MODELING 901 THE ACIS SOLID MODELER 902 CREATING PRIMITIVES 903
WORKING WITH EXTRUDE AND REVOLVE 906 USING THE EXTRUDE COMMAND 907 USING
THE REVOLVE COMMAND 910 WORKING WITH 3D BOOLEAN OPERATIONS 911 USING THE
FILLET AND CHAMFER COMMANDS 914 CONTROLLING SURFACE RESOLUTION 918
ADVANCED SOLID MODELING COMMANDS 919 THE SLICE COMMAND 920 THE SECTION
COMMAND 922 THE INTERFERE COMMAND 924 EDITING SOLIDS 924 SOLIDEDIT
OPERATIONS 925 PICKING EDGES AND FACES WITH SOLIDEDIT 926 DISTINGUISHING
BETWEEN EXTRUDE AND OFFSET 930 UNDERSTANDING THE IMPRINT AND SHELL
OPTIONS 933 SUMMARY 936 XXIV INSU 31 RENDERING IN 3D 939 TYPES OF
RENDERING SUPPORTED BY AUTOCAD 940 THE RENDERING PROCESS 942 CREATING A
VIEW 943 CREATING AND ASSIGNING MATERIALS 948 BASIC MATERIALS 954 MAPPED
MATERIALS 958 APPLYING MAPPING COORDINATES 961 CREATING LIGHTS 963 TYPES
OF LIGHTS 964 CREATING A LIGHT 964 CREATING SUNLIGHT , , 970 GENERATING
AN OUTPUT ..,., , , 972 SUMMARY 972 PART VIII ADVANCED TOPICS 32 VISUAL
LISP 977 UNDERSTANDING AUTOLISP AND VISUAL LISP , 978 UNDERSTANDING THE
VISUAL LISP INTERFACE 979 EXPLORING THE CONSOLE WINDOW 981 EXPLORING
TEXT EDITOR 983 UNDERSTANDING THE ADVANCED PROGRAMMING TOOLS 989 WORKING
WITH ADVANCED PROGRAMMING TOOLS 990 WORKING WITH AUTOCAD S DATABASE 994
SUMMARY , 996 33 ADVANCED CUSTOMIZATION 999 UNDERSTANDING AUTOCAD MENUE
FILE TYPES 1000 UNDERSTANDING AUTOCAD MENUE FILE SECTIONS 1002 USING THE
***BUTTONS AND ***AUX SECTIONS 1003 USING THE ***POP SECTION 1006
CREATING MENUE MACROS 1008 BUILDING MENUE MACROS 1010 USING THE BREAK-F
MENUE MACRO 1012 USING AUTOLISP EXPRESSIONS IN MENUE MACROS 1014 CREATING
CUSTOM TOOLBARS 1017 CREATING A NEW TOOLBAR 1017 ADDING A CUSTOMIZED
TOOL TO A TOOLBAR 1020 SUMMARY 1024 34 AUTOCAD 2002 CAD STANDARDS 1027
CONFIGURING STANDARDS 1028 CHECKING STANDARDS 1030 LAYER TRANSLATION
1035 SUMMARY 1038 35 CUSTOMIZING WITH DIESEL 1041 INTRODUCING DIESEL
1042 UNDERSTANDING THE MECHANICS OF DIESEL 1043 LEARNING DIESEL
FUNCTIONS 1045 PRACTICING DIESEL EXPRESSIONS 1047 DEBUGGING DIESEL
EXPRESSIONS 1050 CREATING CUSTOM STATUS LINES WITH DIESEL 1052 USING THE
MODEMACRO SYSTEM VARIABLE 1053 USING AUTOLISP WITH DIESEL 1056 USING A
STATUS LINE FOR 3D WORK 1057 CATALOG OF FREQUENTLY USED DIESEL FUNCTIONS
1058 SUMMARY ...1064 36 INSTALLING 2002 IN THE BUSINESS ENVIRONMENT 1067
PLANNING YOUR NETWORK INSTALLATION 1068 UNDERSTANDING NETWORKING
CONFIGURATIONS 1068 INSTALLING ALL MODULES ON A SINGLE SERVER 1069 USING
NETWORK COMMUNICATION PROTOCOLS .1069 USING THE NETWORK SETUP WIZARD
1070 ACTIVATING YOUR SOFTWARE LICENSES 1071 CREATING THE CLIENT IMAGE
1076 INSTALLING AN AUTOCAD IMAGE 1083 SUMMARY 1084 37 ADVANCED PLOTTING
1087 PUBLISHING DRAWINGS ON THE INTERNET WITH EPLOT 1088 USING EPLOT TO
CREATE DWF FILES 1089 CREATING A DWF PLOT CONFIGURATION FILE 1089
UNDERSTANDING THE AUTOCAD BATCH PLOT UTILITY 1096 REVIEWING THE AUTOCAD
BATCH PLOT UTILITY 1096 CREATING A BATCH PLOT FILE 1097 EDITING A BP3
FILE 1102 PLOTTING DRAWINGS USING A BP3 FILE 1107 SUMMARY 1112 XXVI
INSIDE AUTOCAD 2002 PART IX REFERENCE MATERIALS A BEFORE THE DRAWING
BEGINS: PLANNING AND ORGANIZING PROJECTS 1117 GETTING STARTED: KEY
FACTORS TO ORGANIZE FIRST , 1118 DETERMINING HOW MANY DRAWINGS ARE
NECESSARY 1118 DEVELOPING DRAWING AND TASK LISTS 1120 DETERMINING HOW
MUCH DETAIL IS REQUIRED 1122 ANSWERING THE QUESTIONS 1122 DEVELOPING AN
EFFICIENT NUMBERING SYSTEM 1123 DEVELOPING A FILE- AND FOLDER-NAMING
SYSTEM 1124 DETERMINING HOW YOUR DRAWINGS RELATE 1126 USING OBJECT
LINKING AND EMBEDDING (OLE) 1127 DEVELOPING EFFICIENT WORKFLOW
MANAGEMENT 1129 PROPER NETWORK FILE CONTROL 1129 USING REDLINES 1130
DETERMINING WHICH ELEMENTS CAN BE USED MORE THAN ONCE , 1131 DETERMINING
HOW A DRAWING WILL BE DISPLAYED 1132 SETTING UP YOUR DRAWING 1133
DETERMINING PAPER SIZE 1134 DETERMINING DRAWING SCALE 1136 USING PAPER
SPACE VIEWPORTS TO SCALE A MODEL 1136 DEVELOPING TITLE BLOCKS 1139
DETERMINING UNITS AND ANGLES 1140 CONVERTING BETWEEN UNITS 1142 USING
AUTOCAD FEATURES THAT HELP IN PROJECT DELIVERY 1142 DRAWING LAYERS 1142
USING AUTOCAD S DEFPOINTS LAYER AND NON-PLOTTING FEATURE 1143 OTHER USES
FOR LAYERS 1143 MEETING INDUSTRY STANDARDS 1144 DEFINING LINETYPES 1145
DEFINING LINEWEIGHTS 1145 SELECTING TEXT STYLES 1146 SAVING VIEWS 1146
PAPER SPACE VERSUS MODEL SPACE VIEWPORTS 1147 SETTING DIMENSION STYLES
1148 USING XREFS 1149 CREATING MULTILINE STYLES 1150 USING BLOCKS 1151
DESIGNCENTER 1152 SUMMARY 1153 CONTENTS XXVII B WHATYOU LL FIND ON THE
CD-ROM 1155 SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS 1156 LOADING THE CD FILES 1156 EXERCISE
FILES 1156 THIRD-PARTY PROGRAMS 1157 READ THIS BEFORE OPENING THE
SOFTWARE 1158 INDEX 1161 *
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