Introduction to CAD simplification commands

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Introduction to CAD Simplified Commands:
A – Draw arcs; AR – Arrange circles and rectangles in a row; B – Break; BA – Pattern filling; BL – Create a new block; WB – Create a new block.
C – Draw circles; CC – Convert the selected line style to the center layer; CD – Convert the selected line style to a virtual layer; C0 – Convert the selected line style to layer 0; CA – Convert the selected line style to the dashed line layer; CT – Convert the selected line style to the text layer; CM – Convert the selected line style to the dimension layer; CF – Create right angles; CV – Copy.
D – Measure distances; DAA – Convert between uppercase and lowercase letters; DS – Specify the drawing scale; DO – Link dimensions; DE – Edit text; DFT – Convert the selected font to DFT format; DP – Adjust the global size to fit the current layout; DW – Define the size of text elements; DDC – Perform circle statistics and labeling.
E – Delete; ED – Disperse elements; EX – Extend (see note 1); ER – Label cross-hatch symbols.
F – Draw fillets; FF – Offset; FT – Chamfer dimension labeling; FDT – Draw enlarged views; FD – Find and replace.
HA – Solid filling; LS – Set line style scales; M – Move; MI – Mirror; O – Set snapping options; PP – Segment dimensioning; RD – Open a new window; PM – Calculate the total length of multiple segments; RE – Regenerate; RT – Rotate; XG – Draw dotted lines; SV – Save; SC – Zoom in/out; TK – Draw a frame; T – Break (see note 1); TCC – Draw circle center lines; XH – Add serial numbers; XHT – Generate detail columns; XHZ – Add more detail columns; ZE – Full screen mode; WB – Remove unnecessary layers and blocks, etc.; H – Horizontal marking; V – Vertical dimensioning