AutoCAD is a drafting software that has been around for a long time. It has many settings that can be adjusted before drafting.
AutoCAD's settings are mainly divided into three categories: General, Drafting, and Display. The General settings are the ones that are applied to all drawings, while the Drafting and Display settings apply only to the current drawing.
General Settings:
- Maximize Drawing Window - Opens up the drawing window so that it fills the whole screen.
- Snap-to-Grid - Ensures that all objects drawn will snap to a grid line if possible.
- Display Settings: Display Units - Sets what units of measurement will be used in the drawing window (meters or inches).
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