Grips are small boxes that appear on a certain points of an objects selected by a selecting with a pointing device. Just by dragging these grips you can perform any operations, such as stretch, move, rotate, scale, mirror and as well as copy. With grips you can combine command and object selection and therefore you can modify your drawings more quickly.

I got a chance to use the latest version of AutoCAD LT, the version 2006 and while using it I discover something that I think it would be a great help on the users like me, The copy command in autoCAD LT version 2006 is rather different from the previous version, it has an enhancement that probably most users will surely love. On the previous version when you’re using copy command and you want the things you are copying in multiple you have to key in the multiple sub-command right after the copy command. But on the latest version of autocad LT keying in the multiple sub-command is not neccessary anymore, for it is already copied automatically in multiple.

While searching the net and using the keyword AutoCAD  the yahoo search got back at my search, a site containing a clueless questions of the meaning of AutoCAD and the used of it. 

What exactly is AutoCAD? and what is it used for?, where can I find it useful?.

A question, which of course has their answers, coming perhaps from an AutoCAD practitioner himself/herself or a professional that has a first hand experience of the wonder of AutoCAD.

Just decided to open up a new blog focusing or at least, will try to focus on the subject matter that i spend a decade of my life with, and that is the complex realm of autocad, the design and drawing tools most architects and draftsmen alike uses. This blog will also serve as a chronicle of a day to day exploration, discoveries and past experience of mine being a Pinoy autocad practitioner.