Knowing Autocad Crossword Puzzle

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ORTHO : Restricts movement of the cursor to 90° intervals; 0°, 90°, and 270° by default.
APERTURE : The little box at the intersection of the two crosshair lines. This is one of several forms of the AutoCAD cursor.
EXPLODE : Any polyline can be disassembled into its component lines and arcs.
TRIM : Clean unnecessary line extensions or lines.
LINE : A command draws a straight segment between locations on existing objects, geometric features, or two points that you can choose anywhere within the drawing area. You can designate these points by left-clicking them on the screen, by entering the x- and y-coordinates for each point, or by entering distances and angles from an existing point. Offset – command creates lines or curves parallel to one existing object.
LIMIT : Sets the size of your screen and the area covered by the screen grid.
OFFSET : command creates lines or curves parallel to one existing object.
LAYERS : Allows you to create different transparent levels that are stacked above each other so you can sort information by type.
CHAMFER : An angled edge framed between two intersecting surfaces.
COMMANDWINDOW : Is where you give information to AutoCAD and where AutoCAD prompts you for the next step in executing a command.
EXTEND : Is used to lengthen (extend) lines to meet other lines or geometric figures (called boundary edges).
RIBBON : Perhaps one of the most prominent elements of the AutoCAD interface.
POLYLINE : A single drawing entity that includes line & curves sections that may vary in thickness and may be edited.
MIRROR : Copying an object like flipping a book’s page. Copying an object like flipping a book’s page.
FILLET : Lets you round off a corner formed by two lines. You control the radius of the curve, so if you set the curve’s radius to zero, the lines form a sharp corner (without a curve/arc).
SNAP : Restricts cursor movement to specified intervals.

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ortho : restricts movement of the cursor to 90° intervals; 0°, 90°, and 270° by default.
aperture : the little box at the intersection of the two crosshair lines. this is one of several forms of the autocad cursor.
explode : any polyline can be disassembled into its component lines and arcs.
trim : clean unnecessary line extensions or lines.
line : a command draws a straight segment between locations on existing objects, geometric features, or two points that you can choose anywhere within the drawing area. you can designate these points by left-clicking them on the screen, by entering the x- and y-coordinates for each point, or by entering distances and angles from an existing point. offset – command creates lines or curves parallel to one existing object.
limit : sets the size of your screen and the area covered by the screen grid.
offset : command creates lines or curves parallel to one existing object.
layers : allows you to create different transparent levels that are stacked above each other so you can sort information by type.
chamfer : an angled edge framed between two intersecting surfaces.
commandwindow : is where you give information to autocad and where autocad prompts you for the next step in executing a command.
extend : is used to lengthen (extend) lines to meet other lines or geometric figures (called boundary edges).
ribbon : perhaps one of the most prominent elements of the autocad interface.
polyline : a single drawing entity that includes line & curves sections that may vary in thickness and may be edited.
mirror : copying an object like flipping a book’s page. copying an object like flipping a book’s page.
fillet : lets you round off a corner formed by two lines. you control the radius of the curve, so if you set the curve’s radius to zero, the lines form a sharp corner (without a curve/arc).
snap : restricts cursor movement to specified intervals.