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|a Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Contents -- Introduction -- Chapter 1: Establishing the Foundation for Drawing Standards -- Naming Standards for Projects and Files -- Project Names -- Filenames -- Managing Standards with Drawing Templates -- What Is a Drawing Template? -- Units of Measurement and Format -- Graphical and Named Objects -- Organize Output with Layouts -- Working with System Variables -- Choosing a File Format for Your Drawings -- Defining Plotter Configurations and Plot Styles -- Configuring Output Devices -- Using and Creating Plot Styles -- Managing Plotter Configuration and Plot Style Files -- Enforcing CAD Standards -- Drawing Standards (DWS) Files (Windows Only) -- Configuring, Checking, and Fixing Drawing Standards (Windows Only) -- Translating Layers (Windows Only) -- Chapter 2: Working with Nongraphical Objects -- Standardizing the Names of Nongraphical Objects -- Layer Names -- Other Object Names -- Renaming Nongraphical Objects -- Managing Object Properties with Layers -- Setting the Default Properties for New Objects -- Creating and Managing Layers -- Significance of Colors -- Defining Appearance with Linetypes, Lineweights, and Transparency -- Controlling Output with Plot Styles -- Accessing Layer Settings -- Grouping and Filtering Layers -- Creating and Using Layer States -- Creating and Managing Annotation Styles -- Text Heights -- Text Styles -- Dimension Styles -- Table Styles -- Multileader Styles -- Annotative Styles and Annotation Scaling -- Defining and Managing Other Nongraphical Objects -- Removing Unused Nongraphical Objects -- Chapter 3: Building the Real World One Block at a Time -- Defining and Editing a Block Definition -- Defining a Block Definition -- Editing a Block Definition -- Using the Block Editor -- Using and Managing Block Definitions.
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|a Inserting or Replacing a Block Reference -- Renaming and Purging Unused Block Definitions -- Importing or Exporting a Block Definition -- Embedding Information in a Block Definition with Attributes -- Adding an Attribute Definition -- Inserting a Block Definition with Attributes -- Editing Attribute Values and Properties in a Block Reference -- Redefining Block Definitions with Attribute Definitions -- Using Fields with Attributes -- Adding Dynamic Properties to a Block Definition -- Using Parameters to Modify Geometry in a Block Definition (Windows Only) -- Associating an Action with a Parameter (Windows Only) -- Creating a Lookup Table (Windows Only) -- Defining Visibility States (Windows Only) -- Inserting and Modifying Dynamic Blocks -- Extracting Properties and Values from a Block Reference -- Chapter 4: Manipulating the Drawing Environment -- Getting Started with Drawing-Environment Customization -- Customizing the AutoCAD Startup Process -- Specifying Application Preferences -- Customizing the Elements in the Drawing Window -- Configuring Command and Dynamic Input -- Command Input Search Options -- Command Input History -- Dynamic Input -- Creating and Modifying Command Aliases -- Defining Command Aliases -- Defining External Commands (Windows Only) -- Adding Synonym and AutoCorrect Entries (Windows Only) -- Working with System and Environment Variables -- Listing and Editing System Variables -- Listing and Editing Environment Variables -- Chapter 5: Customizing the AutoCAD User Interface for Windows -- Getting Started with the CUI Editor -- Creating Commands and Defining Command Macros -- Understanding the Basics of a Command Macro -- Creating and Modifying Commands -- Creating and Assigning an Image to a Command -- Customizing User-Interface Elements -- Quick Access Toolbar -- Ribbon -- Pull-Down Menus -- Shortcut Menus.
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|a Toolbars -- Shortcut and Temporary Override Keys -- Double-Click Actions -- Other Elements -- Setting Up Rollover Tooltips and the Quick Properties Palette -- Organizing the User Interface with Workspaces -- Working with Customization Files -- Creating CUIx Files -- Loading CUIx Files -- Transferring User-Interface Elements between CUIx Files -- Loading AutoLISP Files -- Controlling the Tools on the Status Bars -- Chapter 6: Customizing the AutoCAD User Interface for Mac -- Getting Started with the Customize Dialog Box -- Creating Commands and Defining Command Macros -- Understanding the Basics of a Command Macro -- Creating and Modifying Commands -- Assigning an Image to a Command -- Customizing User-Interface Elements -- Pull-Down Menus -- Toolsets -- Controlling the Tools on the Status Bar -- Chapter 7: Creating Tools and Tool Palettes -- What Is a Tool Palette? -- Using the Tool Palettes Window -- Defining Tool Palettes -- Creating a Tool Palette -- Modifying Tool Palettes -- Adding and Modifying Tools -- Creating a Tool -- Using a Tool -- Modifying Tools -- Adding Text Labels or Separators -- Organizing Tool Palettes with Tool-Palette Groups -- Sharing Tool Palettes and Tool-Palette Groups -- Chapter 8: Automating Repetitive Tasks -- Creating and Running Scripts -- What Is a Script? -- Creating a Script -- Running a Script -- Recording Action Macros (Windows Only) -- What Is an Action? -- Using the Action Recorder -- Recording Actions for Playback -- Modifying Action Macros -- Managing Action Macros -- Sharing and Specifying Paths for Action Macros -- Chapter 9: Defining Shapes, Linetypes, and Hatch Patterns -- Creating and Compiling Shapes -- Structure of a Shape -- Defining a Shape -- Compiling a Shape -- Loading and Inserting a Shape -- Defining a Font -- Creating and Using Custom Linetypes.
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|a Structure of a Linetype -- Defining a Custom Linetype -- Loading a Custom Linetype -- Controlling the Display of Linetypes -- Creating and Applying Custom Hatch Patterns -- Structure of a Hatch Pattern -- Defining a Custom Hatch Pattern -- Using a Custom Hatch Pattern -- Chapter 10: Using, Loading, and Managing Custom Files -- Deploying Your Custom Files -- Organizing Your Customized Files -- Where to Place Customized Files -- Maintaining Files Offline -- Customizing the Folders Used by AutoCAD -- Using and Loading Custom Programs -- What Are Custom Programs? -- Loading a Custom Program -- Locating Custom Programs on the Internet -- Backing Up and Migrating Customization -- Index.
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|a Make AutoCAD your own with powerful personalization options Options for AutoCAD customization are typically the domain of administrators, but savvy users can perform their own customizations to personalize AutoCAD. Until recently, most users never thought to customize the AutoCAD platform to meet their specific needs, instead leaving it to administrators. If you are an AutoCAD user who wants to ramp up personalization options in your favorite software, AutoCAD Platform Customization: User Interface and Beyond is the perfect resource for you. Author Lee Ambrosius is recognized as a leader in AutoCAD platform customization and can help you get the most out of AutoCAD. Establish and manage CAD standards for the drawings you create Control the startup process and settings that define the drawing environment Modify the user interface to display the commands you use most frequently and create new commands Create macros to speed up frequently repeated tasks Define custom shapes, linetypes, and hatch patters to control the linework in a drawing Use real-world tips and tutorials to reinforce the author's topical discussions A perfect resource for CAD administrators, students, senior drafters, and other CAD enthusiasts, AutoCAD Platform Customization: User Interface and Beyond features in-depth discussions of customization options as well as detailed examples and tutorials. As an eight-year customization and programming session leader with Autodesk University, Lee Ambrosius is uniquely qualified to help users get the most out of software based on the AutoCAD platform. His AutoCAD Platform Customization: User Interface and Beyond is the go-to resource for those who are ready to take their software customization to the next level.
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