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pen
A property assigned to a entity that defines its color, style, and width.
pen color
A color assigned to an entity. There is a 256 color custom palette in
AutoSketch.
pen style
A line pattern assigned to an entity. There are a number of pen styles in
AutoSketch, including: solid, short dash, long dash, center line, phantom, dotted, dash
dot, divided, and border.
pen width
A line thickness assigned to an entity. There are five pen widths in
AutoSketch: one, three, five, seven, and nine pixels. See also poly width.
Perpendicular snap
A snap that allows you to enter a point that creates a line
perpendicular to an existing line, polyline segment, or polygon segment. When used
with an arc or a circle, it allows you to create a line that extends radially outward or
inward.
plus/minus rotation
The angle applied to the current angular rotation of a symbol
or a regular polygon while inserting using the plus and minus keypad keys.
polar coordinates
Coordinates of the form (r, Ø) that represent a point in terms of a
distance (r) and directed angle (Ø). Example: If centimeters and degrees are current
units of measurement, a point twelve centimeters away at 45 is specified by the
coordinates 12, 45.
poly
A general term used to mean polyline, polygon, curve, and so on.
polygon
A closed shape with multiple sides. A polyline whose beginning and ending
points are connected (closed). See also irregular polygon and regular polygon.
polyline
A series of lines with connected endpoints. Polylines are treated as a single
entity by AutoSketch.
poly width
Width in world coordinates of the start or end of a poly segment. See also
pen width.
pop-up menu
A menu which appears at the current pointer location over the
AutoSketch screen. Also called right mouse button menu. See also command.
pop-up window
A small window that displays information telling you what a
control or other screen element is and how you can use it. You access it by clicking the
question-mark button and then clicking the item.
port file
An ASCII-based graphics file format used by some third-party applications
to manipulate data from certain versions of Drafix CAD Ultra and Drafix CAD 1 Plus.
printable area
The area of the page where a printer can place ink. Calculated as the
page size minus the hard margin. See also hard margin and margin.
project information
Information about a drawing file that can help you identify the
drawing it contains. Project information includes information such as project title, the
drawing number, the revision number, and so on.
property
An item of information assigned to an entity. Properties include geometry,
layer, pen, pattern, and so on. User-defined properties are called fields.
property bar
A tool bar containing controls for setting graphic entity properties. See
also edit bar and status bar.
Summary of Contents for AUTOSKETCH 8
Page 1: ...October 2001 AutoSketch User s Guide RELEASE 8...
Page 12: ...2...
Page 20: ...10 Chapter 1 Welcome...
Page 28: ...18 Chapter 2 Important Concepts...
Page 42: ...32 Chapter 3 Screen Layout...
Page 44: ...34...
Page 68: ...58 Chapter 5 Setting Up a New Drawing...
Page 84: ...74 Chapter 6 Customizing the Grid...
Page 136: ...126 Chapter 10 Entering Lengths Angles...
Page 138: ...128...
Page 164: ...154 Chapter 12 Polylines Polygons Curves...
Page 176: ...166 Chapter 13 Arcs Circles...
Page 194: ...184 Chapter 14 Symbols...
Page 206: ...196 Chapter 15 3D Effects...
Page 220: ...210...
Page 256: ...246 Chapter 19 Markers...
Page 258: ...248...
Page 270: ...260 Chapter 20 Selecting Deleting Entities...
Page 274: ...264 Chapter 21 Undoing Redoing Repeating Actions...
Page 308: ...298 Chapter 23 Trimming Entities...
Page 340: ...330 Chapter 26 Making Inquiries...
Page 342: ...332...
Page 350: ...340 Chapter 27 Storing Data in a Drawing...
Page 360: ...350 Chapter 28 Retrieving Data From a Drawing...
Page 366: ...356 Chapter 29 Using Web Tools...
Page 388: ...378 Glossary...
Page 400: ...390 Index...