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6. INITIAL SETTINGS IN AUTOCAD

6. INITIAL SETTINGS IN AUTOCAD


After running AutoCAD You can start to change some settings. Besides STARTUP settings at startup can be defined as follows:

In any respect we draw the line 2D or 3D and can be adjusted accordingly and display the UCS icon on your desktop. View => Display => UCS Icon => Properties 
AutoCAD initial settings - UCS icon 2D

AutoCAD initial settings - UCS icon 3D

In what format will save the finished drawing (an older version of Autocad)?
How often will create AutoCAD *. BAK file (backup) in case of problems with the computer and power supply.

Tools => Options
AutoCAD initial settings - Open and Save

What size mouse pointer will be?
What color is your desktop? etc etc...

AutoCAD initial settings - Display

The size of the line for the mouse pointer (Crosshair size) should not be changed unless you're dealing with surveying, then it is advisable to set it at 100%. Why? I have no idea as I saw that surveyors work ;-), and probably has a purpose that can see a certain point in the line of the cursor while drawing lines and the like. In this dialog box has more settings you can change, but it leaves you to
explore. Yet this is the only web for education BASIS. (for the beginner)

Also set the parameters of units (units) where you draw the drawing. FORMAT => UNITS. Autocad is used as a measuring parameter "UNIT" (units) and setting the settings I choose whether to be millimeters, centimeters, meters, kilometers, etc. ... In mechanical engineering using millimeters,
centimeters and building surveying meters. So this is important because of the plotting (printing on
paper) and scale that is set to end.

AutoCAD initial settings - Drawing Units

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