Automatically Repeat Commands in AutoCAD (Lynn Allen/Cadalyst Magazine) 

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Good job, this video was very helpful and optimistic, thanks)

thank you for educating us in the deep lore of this god forsaken program

A another way I've found to repeat it is to do as she says, but when you get into the CUI, you choose where your break point command is and change the macro, eg. I've dragged and dropped the break at point command into the "standard" tool bar, you can also change it in the command list and then drag and drop into any toolbar you wish, so in my CUI I go to toolbars (on the left pane), expand, go down to "standard", then go down to "break at point" and in the macro you'll see the command ^C^C_break \_f \@ , just put an asterix in front of the command like this *^C^C_break \_f \@ , notice the * at the start, I've found this a better way fro me, others may find a better way for how it suits them.

Sheesh! I've actually written script files to get around this before. Thanks!

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hi i like your lecture .i have 1 suggestion u have to try makes videos shortly .i mean speek to the point

That's neat, but my left thumb can slap that space bar without any trouble at all.

After circle......... after circle......after circle. Beautiful she is.

Wow, sorry there is a better way to repeat a last command as well as enter using my mouse, and as follows, this works for 2010 version as well; go to "tools", scroll down to "options" The options window pops up, go to "user preferences", down 1 to "right click customizations", and tell the right click mouse to repeat the last command and so on. Why is this so hard for pro's to work out?, no scripts no new tool bar.

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